Amberg v. Claussen

This case presents a controversy concerning the liability of defendant Claussen and his two sureties on a supersedeas bond given to stay the execution of a judgment of the district court of Oklahoma county for the possession of certain real estate.

In 1924, A. B. Claussen obtained a tax deed and later a correction tax deed for 40 acres of land theretofore owned by H. Amberg, hereinafter referred to as plaintiff. Litigation arose between plaintiff and Claussen concerning the validity of said tax deeds. A series of moves resulted in two appeals by Claussen to this court. Claussen v. Amberg, 119…