Bothwell v. Way
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Error from Superior Court, Muskogee County; Action by Thomas J. Way and others against E. C. Both-well and others, to cancel deeds and remove .cloud from title. Judgment for plaintiffs, and defendants bring error.
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion by
HARRISON, C.
This action was begun in May, 1911, by Thomas J. Way, Irvin Blanchard, and D/ S. Squires, a minor, suing by J. F. Brett, her next friend. The plaintiffs alleged that they were owners of and in possession of a certain 160-acre tract of land situated in Muskogee county, and that E. C. Bothwell had what purported to be a deed of conveyance from defendant Thomas Brown and his wife to the same tract of land, and that such deed was a cloud upon plaintiffs’ title, wherefore they prayed the cancellation of same and for an injunction against defendants from claiming any interest…
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