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CJO 2026-021 — Adoption of Amendments to the Uniform Trial Court Rules — physical PDF page 5

CJO 2026-021 — Adoption of Amendments to the Uniform Trial Court Rules · physical PDF page 5 · 2026

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15. 25.120—ADJUNCT ACTIONS MUST REFERENCE RECEIVERSHIP 
ACTION 
 Adopt a new rule requiring the caption of pleadings in an adjunct action to 
reference the case number of the underlying receivership action.  See 
related items B.3–B.14 and B.16–B.24. 
 
16. 25.130—ADJUNCT ACTIONS TO BE HEARD BY RECEIVERSHIP 
JUDGE 
 Adopt a new rule to require that an adjunct action be heard by the judge 
assigned to the underlying receivership action.  See related items B.3–B.15 
and B.17–B.24. 
 
17. 25.140—RECUSAL, REMOVAL, OR DISQUALIFICATION OF 
RECEIVERSHIP JUDGE FROM ADJUNCT ACTION 
 Adopt a new rule regarding the recusal, removal, or disqualification of the 
assigned judge from an adjunct action.  See related items B.3–B.16 and 
B.18–B.24. 
 
18. 25.150—TRANSFER OF ADJUNCT ACTIONS TO RECEIVERSHIP 
COURT AND JUDGE 
  Adopt a new rule regarding the transfer of adjunct actions to the court in 
which the receivership action is pending under certain circumstances.  See 
related items B.3–B.17 and B.19–B.24. 
 
19. 25.160—PENDING ACTIONS MAY BECOME ADJUNCT ACTIONS  
 Adopt a new rule regarding the circumstances in which a receiver may be 
joined or substituted as a party in any action pending at the time of the 
receiver’s appointment.  See related items B.3–B.18 and B.20–B.24. 
 
20. 25.170—CONTESTED MATTERS WITHIN A RECEIVERSHIP ACTION  
 Adopt a new rule regarding the commencement of a contested matter.  See 
related items B.3–B.19 and B.21–B.24. 
 
21. 25.180—SERVICE OF A CONTESTED MATTER  
 Adopt a new rule imposing service requirements that apply in contested 
matters.  See related items B.3–B.20 and B.22–B.24. 
 
22. 25.190—DETERMINING WHETHER A HEARING IN A CONTESTED 
MATTER WILL BE AN EVIDENTIARY HEARING 
 Adopt a new rule requiring a court to implement procedures that allow 
parties to determine whether a hearing will be an evidentiary hearing.  See 
related items B.3–B.21 and B.23–B.24.

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Captured 2026-10-18T22:31:09.969140+00:00 · Chief Justice amendment order effective 2026-08-01; original amendment document, not consolidated rule text Only approved-change pages1-25 and out-of-cycle amendment pages94-101 are indexed. Disapproved proposals, deferred recommendations and administrative actions on pages26-93 and102-105 remain source context only. This packet is not consolidated rule text; dates differ by provision.

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Publisher URL: https://www.courts.oregon.gov/rules/UTCR/CJO_2026-021.pdf