Oliver v. Wright
Oregon Supreme Court
From Union: Samuel White, Judge. Statement by Mr. Justice Moore. This is a suit by Turner Oliver to enjoin the sale of certain real property on execution.
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From Union: Samuel White, Judge. Statement by Mr. Justice Moore. This is a suit by Turner Oliver to enjoin the sale of certain real property on execution. The facts are that the defendant Joseph Wright, as plaintiff, commenced an action April 4, 1892, in the circuit court for Union County against Mary A. Boothe and Mary C. Walling as defendants, and, having sued out an attachment, he caused to be seized all the interest of either of such defendants in or to block 21 in the Town of Union, and 42 days thereafter he secured a judgment against them for the sum of $247, with interest at 10 per…
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Moore
The transcript shows that Wm; Wilson and others September 22, 1885, by a warranty deed, conveyed to “Luke J. Boothe and Mary Ann Boothe” an undivided seven eighths interest in and to block 21 in the Town of Union, and that Bertha Nodine and her husband, April 5 1887, by a similar deed, conveyed to “L. J. Boothe, Sr., and Mary A. Boothe” the Nodine Block, particularly describing it. These grantees are not named in either deed as husband and wife, but it was stipulated at the trial in the lower court that at the times such conveyances were respectively made they sustained that relation, which…
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