Or. Admin. Code § 170-140-0130 - Burden of Proof and Standard of Review
(1) The Claimant must prove legal entitlement
to Property by a preponderance of the evidence. The Claimant is responsible for
contacting Persons and submitting evidence sufficient to meet the burden of
proof. Name similarity alone is not sufficient to prove entitlement to
Unclaimed Property.
(2) Whether the
Claimant meets the burden of proof is determined by:
(a) The veracity of the evidence;
(b) The age of the evidence;
(c) The nature of the evidence (e.g., direct,
indirect, or circumstantial evidence);
(d) The existence of any competing evidence
for the claimed Property; and
(e)
Any other related evidence appropriate under the circumstances of the
Claim.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 98.422 & ORS 178.050
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 98.392 & ORS 98.396
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