Oregon Guidelines Regarding Motions For Sale of All or Substantially All Assets and Sale Procedures Motions are a set of rules governing the sale of a company's assets. These guidelines are designed to ensure that the sale is fair, reasonable, and in the best interests of the company, its creditors, and its shareholders. The Guidelines include provisions for the notice to be given to creditors and shareholders, the procedures for the sale, and the court's role in the process. There are two types of Oregon Guidelines Regarding Motions For Sale of All or Substantially All Assets and Sale Procedures Motions: the motion to approve the sale of all or substantially all the company's assets and the motion to approve the sale procedures. The motion to approve the sale of all or substantially all the company's assets must include a description of the assets to be sold, the sale price, and the terms of the sale. The motion to approve the sale procedures must include a description of the proposed sale procedures, the timeline for the sale, and the terms of the sale.