McDonald v. Bailey
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Error from ComancJie, County Court; James U. Wolverton, Judge. Action by C. W. McDonald against J. J. Bailey. Judgment for defendant, and plaintiff brings error.
1Opinion of the CourtTurner, J.
On November 17, 1906, C. W. McDonald, plaintiff in error, sued J. J. Bailey, defendant in error, in the county court of Comanche county in replevin to recover the possession of “one-half a crop of corn” grown on certain land in said countj', of the alleged value of $200, claiming a special-ownership therein by virtue of a certain note, secured by chattel mortgage thereon, made, executed, and delivered by Chatoe-bitty and H.igh-Weini to E; N. Joseph, and by him transferred to plaintiff for value and before maturity. For answer defendant filed a general denial. There was trial to the court. At…
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