Cherry v. Erwin & Erwin
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
1Per curiam
This action arose out of several other actions between the same parties in the district court of Lincoln county. J. W. Cherry sued Clyde Boyles and others in such court in cause No. 9605, and sued Clyde Boyles at the same time in cause No. 9606. There seems to have been other litigation between these parties, but only the two numbered cases are directly involved. Case No. 9605 was brought by Cherry for the foreclosure of a real estate mortgage covering property in the town of Warwick in Lincoln county, such property having been the homestead of Boyles; and case No. 9606 was brought to…
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