Peoples Bank of Pratt, Ks. v. Frick Co.
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Error' from the District Court of Garfield County; before , John L. McAtee, Trial Judge, STATEMENT OF FACTS. In the year 1897, Erick Company, a corporation, was the owner of a Frick traction engine No. 5447j in the possession of Isaac Shockey, at Abilene, Kansas. Frick Company were manufacturers of and wholesale dealers in engines, thresher and mill machinery at Waynesboro, Pennsylvania.
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Error' from the District Court of Garfield County; before , John L. McAtee, Trial Judge, STATEMENT OF FACTS. In the year 1897, Erick Company, a corporation, was the owner of a Frick traction engine No. 5447j in the possession of Isaac Shockey, at Abilene, Kansas. Frick Company were manufacturers of and wholesale dealers in engines, thresher and mill machinery at Waynesboro, Pennsylvania. Shockey was a retail dealer in agricultural implements and mill machinery at Abilene, Kansas, and was the duly appointed agent of Frick Company. The appointment was in writing, and authorized Shockey to sell…
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion of the court by
Burford, C. J.:
A number of errors are complained of relating to the admission and exclusion of evidence, and to the giving and rejection of testimony, but none of them go to the merits of the case. If upon the entire record it appears that the judgment of the court is correct, and that in no state of the case should it have been otherwise, unsubstantial errors^will be disregarded. It is contended by counsel for plaintiff in error'that Blaine was a factor representing Prick Company in the sale of the engine to Sutphen, and had a lien upon the notes taken for the purchase…
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