Probably not. That's pretty much up to the seller. But in court it will probably be counted as rent paid towards the car during the time the buyer used it and the buyer won't get the money back. If the buyer were paying on the car, but never had it in their possesion, it might be different. But I'd still say that it's up to the seller.
The Louisiana Purchase and Oregon are divided by the Rocky Mountains.
To purchase a handgun from a licensed dealer, or from a venue at which 25 or more guns are available for sale, you must be 21+ To purchase handgun ammunition, you must be 21+ To get a CHL in Oregon, you must be 21+ To own a handgun in Oregon, you must be 18+ Private party sales are legal in Oregon, provided that both parties are legally able to purchase / possess the firearms in question (not a felon, above the legal age, etc.). In theory, then, a person above the age of 18 could legally purchase a handgun as part of a private party sale. They just cannot carry it, or transport it loaded.
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Mutual materials , Gresham oregon.
Oregon I think? Maybe Washington State?
they were the oregon and spanish
Yes.
Oregon joined the Union on Febuary 14, 1859
There are two major universities- Oregon State University and University of Oregon. there are a lot of other smaller colleges and private universities as well
There are a handful of state schools (U of O, OSU, Southern Oregon, Western Oregon, Eastern Oregon, OIT, Portland State) There are >30 private colleges/universities
No, the Oregon Trail was used by people moving to settle in Oregon later in the Nineteenth Century. It didn't exist yet when Lewis and Clark surveyed the land the United States gained in the Louisiana Purchase. In fact, the Oregon Territory was not even a part of the Louisiana Purchase.