Fuhr v. Oklahoma City
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
1Opinion of the CourtHurst, J.
This is a condemnation proceeding in reverse commenced by Sam Fuhr and Antoine H. Fuhr, as plaintiffs, against Oklahoma City to assess damages resulting from the appropriation by the city of the south 40 feet of lot 32 in block 49 in the original townsite of Oklahoma City. Sam Fuhr died during the pendency of the proceeding and Antoine H. Fuhr, his sole heir, then prosecuted the proceeding as sole plaintiff. Sarah Joslyn intervened claiming title to the property. From a judgment awarding the condemnation money to intervener, the plaintiff, Antoine H. Fuhr, appeals.
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