Legal Opinion
Bras v. Gibson
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Decided November 26, 1974No. 47411PublishedCited by 14 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
LAVENDER, Justice.
Liberty Oil Company was a partnership composed of O. D. Bras, Earl Walker, Vinita M. Gibson and Glenn E. Bras. O. D. Bras died. An action was brought by the deceased partner's executrix, Vinita M. Gibson, to dissolve and wind up the partnership. February 5, 1974, the trial court ordered the partnership assets sold. Two of the partners bid on that sale. Glenn E. Bras (Bras) was the high bidder. Earl Walker (Walker) was the other partner bidding. On motion by Walker the court found Bras in default on his bid. The court confirmed the lower bid of Walker’s over Bras’ objection…
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