Barnes v. Newton
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Error from, the District Court of Oklahoma County. This is a suit for an injunction brought by a successful land contestant in the district court of Oklahoma county, to restrain his adversary from a further trespass upon or interference with him in the use and occupation of the tract of land in dispute between the parties. The opinion states the facts.
1Dissent
It appeared from the amended petition, answer and reply, upon which this case was heard, that the plaintiff had been, for four years preceding the commencement of the action, an actual resident upon a part of the tract of 160 acres of land here contended for, as a homestead, and in actual possession of 121 acres thereof, and that the defendant was residing upon a portion of the land and in actual possession of 39 acres of it; that the defendant would, unless restrained by the court, continue to reside upon, improve and cultivate a portion of the tract of land, and that, as it was alleged, he…
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