In Re Standwaitie's Estate
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Error from District Court, Tulsa County Conn Linn, Judge. From an order • of the district court sustaining a motion to vacate and set aside an order of confirmation of a guardian’s sale of real estate entered by the county court of Tulsa county the purchaser, George W. Bennett, brings error.
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion by
RUMMONS, C.
On January 5, 1916, Levi W. Jones, guardian of Toady Standwaitie, an incompetent, pursuant to an order of sale duly entered by the county court of Tulsa county, sold the real estate in controversy at private sale to J. W. Sheppard for the smn of $2,880. Upon the hearing of the guardian’s return of sale on February 12, 1916, the plaintiff in error, George W. Burnett, in open court offered to increase the Sheppard bid 10 per cent, and orally bid for said real estate, provided the title thereto was satisfactory to him, the sum of $3,168. Thereupon the county court announced…
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