Taylor v. Southerland
Court Of Appeals Of Indian Territory
Appeal from the United States Court for the Central District of the Indian Territory; before Justice T. C. Humphry, March 11, 1905.. Action by D. A. Taylor against J. T. Southerland, in which R. Moffett & Sons and J. H. Randall, intervened as co-defendants. From a judgment for defendants, plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtLawrence, J.
Appellant brought his action in the commissioner’s court against appellee, Southerland, to recover $125 for rent of land. In that court R. Moffett & Sons and J. H. Randall, guardian of Elizabeth and Robert Randall, *668were let in as codefendants. Judgment was rendered in that ■court against appellant. He appealed to the District Court, with the same result. He is now in this court, complaining of [numerous errors committed by the last-named court, prejudicial to his legal rights.
He assigns 11 errors, the first of which is the overruling ■of his demurrer to defendants’ first amended answer, which…
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