Reeves v. Reeves
Court Of Appeals Of Indian Territory
Appeal from, the United States Court for the Northern District. William M. Springer, Judge. Action by Charles C. Reeves against Charles Reeves. C. W. Moore intervened. W. S. Nelson was appointed receiver. There was a decree against plaintiff and the Receiver. Plaintiff appeals.
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Appeal from, the United States Court for the Northern District. William M. Springer, Judge. Action by Charles C. Reeves against Charles Reeves. C. W. Moore intervened. W. S. Nelson was appointed receiver. There was a decree against plaintiff and the Receiver. Plaintiff appeals. On June 10, 1890, the plaintiff filed his complaint in this action against the defendant, praying judgment for the sum of $2,500, for moneys advanced to the defendant to purchase live stock, farm implements, farm improvements, etc., and caused a writ of attachment to be issued, and to be levied upon the following…
1Opinion of the CourtThomas, J.
After a long and careful examination of the voluminous record, the preceding statement of the case has been winnowed out of the great mass of irrelevant matter, and is believed to cover all the points essential to a proper determination of the questions of law and fact involved.
Appellant assigns 15 errors, as follows: “First. It was error to require plaintiff to pay to defendant’s attorney $500 as an alleged exemption right, for the reason that the plaintiff, by order of the court, had given a bond of indemnify to defendant, in the sum of $1,000, to abide the final result of this litigation.…
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