Claus v. Harden
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
1Opinion of the CourtDavison, J.
The cases here considered were filed separately, hut were consolidated in the district court and appealed to this court as a single cause. Each of the two actions was commenced by the owners of cemetery lots in Rose Hill Burial Park, John J. Harden was made the principal defendant in both suits and in one of them he was sued both as an individual and as trustee of Rose Hill Burial Park.
The trial court sustained general demurrers to the pleadings of the plaintiffs in both actions and from said orders sustaining the demurrers, this appeal is brought.
From an examination of the pleadings, it…
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