Or. R. App. P. 16 app 5.50
In civil cases, the excerpt of record properly might contain:
(1) When a claim or defense is an issue on appeal, the specific parts of the complaint, petition, answer or other pleading that are essential to consideration of the issue on appeal; otherwise, as much of the complaint, petition, answer or other pleading as is essential to frame the issue on appeal;
(2) When an issue on appeal is based on the grant or denial of a written motion, the motion, the response to the motion, those specific parts of any affidavits, exhibits or similar attachments submitted in support of or in opposition to the motion that are essential to consideration of the issue on appeal, and the written order ruling on the motion;
(3) Any opinion, findings of fact or conclusions of law relating to an issue on appeal;
(4) When an issue on appeal is based on a ruling, order, finding of fact or conclusion of law that was delivered orally, that specific part of the transcript containing the ruling, order, finding of fact, or conclusion, together with any discussion of the matter by the judge, counsel or a party;
(5) When an issue on appeal is based on a challenge to the admission or exclusion of evidence, the specific part of the transcript containing any discussion involving the evidence by the court, counsel, or a party, and any offer of proof, ruling or order, and objection;
(6) When an issue on appeal is based on a written exhibit, including an affidavit, the specific part of the exhibit essential to consideration of an issue on appeal;
(7) When an issue on appeal is based on a jury instruction given or refused, the jury instruction and the specific part of the transcript containing any discussion of the jury instruction by the court, counsel or a party, and any ruling and objection;
(8) When an issue on appeal is based on the verdict, the written verdict, if any, or, if the verdict was rendered orally, the specific part of the transcript containing the verdict.
Or. R. App. P. 16 app 5.50