Lampman v. Lampman
Oregon Supreme Court
From Marion: Percy B. Kelly, Judge. In Banc. Statement by Mr. Justice Benson. On December 23, 1912, the plaintiff, Kathleen Lamp-man, began a suit for a divorce against defendant, C. E. Lampman, in the Circuit Court for Marion County.
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From Marion: Percy B. Kelly, Judge. In Banc. Statement by Mr. Justice Benson. On December 23, 1912, the plaintiff, Kathleen Lamp-man, began a suit for a divorce against defendant, C. E. Lampman, in the Circuit Court for Marion County. The defendant made no appearance, and upon a trial of the case a decree was entered in favor of plaintiff, dissolving the bonds of matrimony then existing between the parties, and awarding the custody of the two minor children to plaintiff, and directing defendant to pay to plaintiff the sum of $15 on the 1st day of March, 1913, and $15 on the 1st day of each…
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Benson
There are several reasons assigned by appellant to justify a reversal of the order made by the Circuit Court, but it will not be necessary to consider more than one.
It appears from the r.ecord that there are two writs of execution out at the present time, and that there has been an attempted levy under each.
“If a writ has been issued, and its execution commenced, it must first be completed before a new writ can issue. * * After a levy is made, the plaintiff has no right to wantonly abandon it; and if he does so, and procures the issuing of an alias writ, or if under any circumstances an alias…
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