Smith v. Fourth Nat. Bank of Tulsa

This case reflects several years of almost continuous litigation, all arising out of a single transaction, wherein in 1931 the plaintiff in error executed a note to the Fourth National Bank of Tulsa, Oklahoma, secured by a mortgage on property in five counties in Oklahoma, and a separate mortgage on property in one county in the State of Kansas. In 1933, the note and mortgages being in default, suit was instituted in the district court of Creek county, Oklahoma, and in the district court of Chautauqua county, Kansas, for a money judgment on the note and for foreclosure of the mortgages. The…