Deering v. Meyers
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Error from District Court„ Garvin County; R. McMillan, Judge. Action by John A. Deering against J. P. Meyers. Judgment for defendant, arid plaintiff brings error.
1Opinion of the CourtTurner, C. J.
On April 2, 190?', John A. Deering, plaintiff in error, sued J. F. Meyers, defendant in error, in the United States Court for the Indian Territory, Southern District, at Duncan. His complaint and amendment thereto, made, as he says, so as to conform to the proof, substantially state: That the note sued on was made, executed, and delivered by defendant to W. F. Crosslen at Pauls Valley, Indian Territory; that defendant thereby promised to pay to the order of said Crosslen, on October 23, 1906, for value, $4,000, with interest, and 10 per cent, thereof for attorney’s fees “if placed in the…
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