Shefts v. Oklahoma Co.

This is an appeal from an order reviving two dormant judgments.

On January 30, 1932, two money judgments were rendered by default against Irving Shefts in the superior court of Seminole county, one in favor of the Oklahoma Company et al., the plaintiffs in the cause, and one in favor of a cross-petitioner. The judgments were kept alive by the issuance of executions until December 21, 1941, when they became dormant for failure to issue execution within five years after issuance of the last execution. On January 20, 1942, motions were filed to revive both judgments, and on that day notices of…