Martin v. Moreland
Oregon Supreme Court
From Multnomah: Edwin V. Littlefield, Judge. In Banc. Defendant Painter appeals from a judgment rendered against him in the above-entitled action.
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From Multnomah: Edwin V. Littlefield, Judge. In Banc. Defendant Painter appeals from a judgment rendered against him in the above-entitled action. Judgment was rendered November 21, 1917, notice of appeal was served December 19, 1917, and on the same date an undertaking on appeal was served and duly filed, hut for some reason not apparent it was stipulated by counsel that a new undertaking should he filed and that the sureties should appear and justify on January 10, 1918, at 1:30 p. m. At said time the court sustained the objection to the sufficiency of the sureties and on January 14th, a…
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Reversed and remanded May 20, 1919.
On the Merits.
(180 Pac. 933.)
“in that, the purported note and mortgage was not ‘gilt edge’ and was not well secured; that the property described in said purported mortgage is worthless and valueless and is assessed for the sum' of one dollar, and said defendant Moreland knew at the time he made said representations and statements that the property described in said purported mortgage was worthless and valueless.” There are further recitals charging a conspiracy upon the part of the several defendants to create a pretended security by the execution of the…
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- Martin v. MorelandOregon Supreme Court · 1918