Young v. Campbell
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
1DissentKornegay, J.
I am compelled to dissent from the decision rendered in this case. As disclosed by the opinion itself, the service in this case was purely constructive, and, as I think, the decision is clearly destructive. It occurs to me that there was carefully kept from the district judge below, the fact that the land was distributed to the widow, Carrie Young, by decree of a probate court in the administration of the estate of Jacob Young, and that the deed that is attacked in this suit was made, during the progress of the administration, and that! the judgment of the probate court found that Carrie…
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