Hampton v. Johnson
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Error from Lincoln County Court; Fred A. Wagoner, Judge. Action by L. B. Hampton against W. H. Johnson. From a judgment for defendant in the county court on appeal from a judgment for plaintiff in justice court, plaintiff brings error.
1Opinion of the CourtHayes, J.
Plaintiff in error originally instituted two separate suits in a justice court of Lincoln county against defendant in error to recover upon two open accounts for groceries and supjplies furnished to two tenants of defendant in error. Each cause was tried separately in the justice court to a jury, and a. judgment rendered in each cause in favor of plaintiff in erroir for the amounts sued for by him. From these two judgments in the sum of $66.98 and $153.67, respectively, defendant in error appealed to the county court. In that court, there was a motion in each case by plaintiff in error to…
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