Booth v. Red Eagle Oil Company
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
1Opinion of the Court
IRWIN, Justice.
The Halliburton Company, a corporation, referred to as Halliburton, commenced proceeding's against Red Eagle Oil Co., Inc., Robert W. Booth, Marietta F. Booth, C. M. Pierce, Albert Johnston, Marjorie Johnston, and others, to recover a money judgment, establish a lien against a certain leasehold estate and foreclosure of such lien. East Central Oklahoma Electric Cooperative, referred to as Cooperative, was joined as a party defendant for the purpose of establishing and adjudging Halliburton’s lien to be prior and superior to any lien that the Cooperative might have against the…
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