Oregonian Railway Co. v. Wright
Oregon Supreme Court
Appeal from Marion County. Tbe facts are stated in tbe opinion.
1Opinion of the Court
By the Court,
Watson, J.:
The appellant brought this action to recover the sum of $70 alleged to have been overpaid to the respondent by mistake. The facts relied upon by the appellant, to establish the overpayment were in substance as follows: The appellant, a railroad company, had commenced an action in the circuit court for Marion county to condemn a certain portion of respondent’s land for a track for its railroad. Pending the action, and before a trial had been reached, it paid the respondent, through its agents, the sum of $70 under a written agreement, signed by such agents, as well as…
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