Mason v. Cromwell
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Error from the District Court of Garfield County. Calvin F. Mason procured an injunctional order against Fullerton C. Cromwell from the probate judge enjoining Cromwell from the use and occupancy of a tract of land covered by his homestead entry, except a small portion thereof outside of his fences. The district court modified the order and permitted Cromwell to use and occupy a portion of the land inside the enclosure of Mason. Mason appeals the case to this court.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Dale, C. J.:
May 15, 1894, Galvin F. Mason commenced an action against Fullerton C. Cromwell, in the district court of Garfield county, in the absence of the judge of the district court from such county, and procured an order from the judge of the probate court enjoining Cromwell from the use and occupancy of all that part of a tract of land covered by his homestead entry, except about fourteen acres outside of his fences. Afterwards Cromwell applied to the judge of the dis trict court for a modification of the order. The judge of the district court…
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- Peckham v. FaughtSupreme Court of Oklahoma · 1894
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