Helfinstine v. Martin
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
1Opinion of the Court
BARNES, Justice:
Appellees filed Petition for Certiorari from a decision rendered April 20, 1976, by the Court of Appeals, Division No. 2, wherein it was held that the Appellees’ act of repossessing certain collateral from Appellant was in violation of Article II, Section 7, of the Oklahoma Constitution in that such conduct constituted a deprivation of Appellant’s property without first affording him due process of law, i.e., affording Appellant notice and an opportunity to be heard. The Court of Appeals specifically overruled the holding of the Trial Court, which upheld Appellees’ act of…
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