Oklahoma Hotel Building Co. v. Houghton
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
1Opinion of the CourtDavison, C.J.
This appeal involves a dispute between the plaintiff in error, who was the garnishee in the trial court, and the defendants in error, who were there the plaintiffs, as to the in*592terpretation and application of the Bulk Sales Law. The parties will be referred to as they appeared in the trial court.
There is little disagreement as to the facts. In 1933, the defendant, Oklahoma Biltmore, Inc., a corporation, was engaged in the business of operating a hotel and coffee shop in Oklahoma City in a building owned by and leased from the garnishee, Oklahoma Hotel Building Company, a corporation. The…
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