Ogle v. Aycock

Defendant in error, George L. Aycock, as receiver for the First National Bank of Woodward, Okla., sued J. E. Smith and wife to foreclose a mortgage on certain livestock securing a note given by them. Judgment was obtained and the sheriff was appointed receiver 'and ordered to sell said property, but reported that he was unable to find any of the mortgaged chattels. Thereafter, on November 22, 1934, a general execution was issued, pursuant to which the sheriff levied on certain livestock and some hay. On December 22, 1934, plaintiff in error, John Ogle, .filed an affidavit for leave to…