Underside v. Lathrop
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
1Opinion of the Court
OP ALA, Justice:
This case comes to us laden with a fatal postural infirmity. The relief sought by appellant cannot be granted and the appeal must be dismissed. The dispositive question before us is whether appellant is presently aggrieved by a judgment rendered between two other parties in the case. Our answer is in the negative.
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THE ANATOMY OF LITIGATION
In this dispute over liability for a fire loss the homeowner’s action invoked two alternative remedies to recover a single claim. These remedies were pleaded as separate “causes of action”. 1 In the first alternative count — pressed against…
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