Legal Opinion
Carter v. Bond & Bond
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Decided October 1, 1935No. 25652PublishedCited by 4 opinions
1Per curiam
This action originated in the district court of Stephens county. Bond & Bond, a copartnership composed of E. H. Bond, Gilbert H. Bond, and Edward L. Bond, attorneys at law, were plaintiffs and George W. Carter was defendant.
Plaintiffs sued for $290 for tbe reasonable value of legal services. Tbe undisputed evidence shows that plaintiffs had represented Mr. Carter as his attorney for a number of years prior to 1929; that 'at that time Mr. Carter was sued by his former ward, one Willie Wilson, in the district court 'of Stephens county, in two actions, one seeking a money judgment against him…
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