Thompson v. North
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
1Opinion of the CourtHurst, J.
The plaintiff, North, sought a mandatory injunction requiring the defendant, Thompson, to endorse and deliver to him a check in the possession of Thompson which North claimed he was entitled to. The trial court restrained the defendant, pending a trial on the merits, from cashing or disposing of the check, and at the conclusion of the trial granted plaintiff the relief prayed for, and Thompson appeals.
North was the owner of certain paving bonds. Thompson owned lots 21 and 22, of block “A,” South Heights addition to Wewoka. Thompson purchased some paving bonds from North for the purpose of…
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