List the common requirements for all federal and oregon class actions.

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1. List the common requirements for all federal and oregon class actions.

Yes - in title theory states. Under the title theory, title is in the mortgagee until the mortgage has been satisfied or foreclosed. Thus, the mortgagee is entitled to possession on demand at any time. Note: the equitable right of redemption does not affect the mortgagee's right to possession before foreclosure.
The process can be left at the defendant's office during normal working hours with someone aparently in charge plus the process must be sent to the defendant's abode or office using first class mail.
A motion pursuant to orcp 71b(1)(b) is timely if it is filed within a reasonable time, and in no event more than one year after the moving party has received notice of entry of the judgment.
Cant: commonality, adequacy of represenation, numerosity, typicality.

List the common requirements for all federal and oregon class actions.

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