Bruner Et Ux. v. Cobb
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Error from District Court; Seminole County; Robert M. Rainey, Judge. Action by Milton Bruner and Katie Bruner against T. S. Cobb and another to cancel a deed. From judgment for defendants, plaintiffs bring error.
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Error from District Court; Seminole County; Robert M. Rainey, Judge. Action by Milton Bruner and Katie Bruner against T. S. Cobb and another to cancel a deed. From judgment for defendants, plaintiffs bring error. On October 14, 1912, a motion to dismiss tlie appeal herein was sustained, on the ground that the alleged errors of the trial court required the examination and consideration of the evidence introduced ‘ at the trial, and that, the referee, before whom the cause was tried, not having certified the evidence to the court, and no bill of exceptions baying been allowed, this court could…
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion by
ROBERTSON, C.
(after stating the facts as above). This is an action by Milton Bruner and Katie Bruner, his wife, to cancel and set aside a certain warranty deed made by them on February 23, 1909, to T. S. Cobb for 80 acres of land in Seminole, and 80 acres of land in Okfuskee county. Cobb three days later sold the land to James E. Foreman, who is joined as a party defendant, but Cobb alone defends; Foreman resting his title on Cobb’s deed, which is good if the deed to Cobb from the Bruners is valid. The Bruners, who are husband and wife, are Creek freedmen, and the land in…
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