Oregon Motion To Reopen Case And If Applicable To Vacate Dismissal is a motion filed with the court to reopen a closed case and, if applicable, request the court to vacate a dismissal. This motion is typically used when a party to the case is requesting the court to reconsider a previous ruling or decision. This motion can also be used to reopen a case that has been dismissed due to a lack of timely action by the parties or the court. There are two types of Oregon Motion To Reopen Case And If Applicable To Vacate Dismissal. The first is a motion to reopen a case due to newly discovered evidence, and the second is a motion to vacate a dismissal. When a motion is filed to reopen a case due to newly discovered evidence, the party filing the motion must demonstrate that the evidence was not available at the time of the original hearing and that the evidence would have changed the outcome of the case. When a motion to vacate a dismissal is filed, the party filing the motion must demonstrate why the dismissal should be overturned. In either case, the party filing the motion must provide evidence and legal arguments to support their position. The court will consider the evidence and arguments presented before deciding whether to reopen the case or vacate the dismissal.