Legal Opinion
Guthrie Cotton Oil Co. v. Farmers Custom Gin
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Decided February 9, 1932No. 21541PublishedCited by 3 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtMcNEILL, J.
Tbe Farmers Custom Gin, a corporation, bad a contract to purchase tbe gin of tbe Southwestern Cotton Oil Company at Kellyyille, Okla., and on June 9, 1930, filed with tbe Corporation Commission a written application for a license to maintain and operate a gin under tbe method set forth in its application, charter and bylaws for tbe purpose of ginning seed cotton at Kellyville, Okla. If tbe Corporation Commission granted said application, tbe Farmers Custom Gin proposed to operate tbe gin which it bad contracted to purchase under tbe new license, which would have tbe effect, as it contended,…
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