Haven v. Trammell
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Error from District Court, Roger Mills County; T. P. Clay, Judge. Prom order dissolving second temporary injunction restraining sale of land on execution, plaintiff,, John Haven, brings error; defendants in error being R. L. Trammell, sheriff, and Ruby Harriman.
1Opinion of the CourtCollier, J.
On July 11, 1912, Ruby Haven (now Ruby Harriman) filed her petition for decree of absolute divorce of and from John Haven, hereafter designated plaintiff, in which she prayed for an absolute divorce, attorney’s fees, costs, .and for general relief. Judgment by default, on personal service, was rendered for absolute divorce, $1,000 alimony, $100 attorney’s fees, and for costs, which was “made a lien on all real estate owned by said plaintiff within this state”, a transcript of which said judgment was filed in the office of the district court of Roger Mills county, and an alias execution…
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