Patten v. Cagle
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Error from Cherokee County Court; J. T. Parks, Judge. Action between E. B. Patten and Allen Cagle. From the judgment, Patten brings error.
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion by
BREWER, C.
This case presents error from the county court of Cherokee county. The case was tried in a justice of the peace court. A bill of exceptionst was allowed by the justice, and the same was filed in the county court December 6, 1909. The county court, on motion, dismissed the case, on the ground that it did not have jurisdiction, as no appeal had been taken as provided by law.
The trial court held that sections 0376-6378, Comp. Laws 1909, providing for a proceeding in error from courts of justices of the peace, were nbt put in force by section 2 of the Schedule to the…
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