Trueblood v. Johnson
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Error from District Court, McClain County; R. McMillan, Judge. Action by Mary J. Trueblood against E. B.' Johnson to restrain defendant from removing improvements from an allotment. From a judgment in favor of defendant, dissolving a temporary restraining order, plaintiff brings error.
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion by
HARRISON, C.
The facts in this case are that Mary J. Trueblood had selected an allotment, upon which improvements, consisting of a house, sheds, an orchard, and fencings had been made by Johnson prior to the selection of the allotment by Trueblood. There is no controversy between the parties over the right to the allotment, but after it had been awarded to plaintiff Johnson sought to remove certain improvements, and Trueblood obtained a temporary restraining order against his' so doing. The cause came on for final hearing in February, 1911, at which time judgment was rendered…
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