Elliott v. Oakley
Nebraska Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtMessmore, J.
This is an appeal from a judgment of the district court decreeing that Doris Oakley was the daughter of Yancey Oakley, deceased, also known as Dude Oakley, his sole issue and heir at law, and entitled to inherit his estate; and that Charles and George Elliott, nephews of the deceased, were not his heirs at law, nor entitled to inherit any of his estate. The judgment of the district court sustained a judgment of the county court to the same effect. Jury was waived and trial was had to the court.
The pleadings in the county court and district court raise the issue as to whether or not Doris…
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