Hope v. Gordon

ROGERS, Justice.

Miss C. M. Gordon obtained a judgment for $10,000, with interest and attorney’s fees, against Mrs. Eleanor M. Hope, in the district court for Muskogee county, state of Oklahoma. Thereafter, Miss Gordon, alleging that Mrs. Hope was a resident of. Oklahoma, brought suit in the Twenty-Sixth judicial district court for the parish of Webster, state of Louisiana, to have the judgment of the Oklahoma court recognized and enforced. She prayed for the issuance of an attachment and for the appointment of a curator ad hoc to represent the nonresident defendant. A curator ad hoc was…