Johnston v. Lindsay

292 P.2d 499, 206 Or. 251, 1956 Ore. LEXIS 357
Procedural entryThis page is a short order in Johnston v. Lindsay. Read the opinion of the Court — 206 Or. 243
Oregon Supreme Court·Decided January 18, 1956·Published

Opinion

LUSK, J.

This suit was brought for the purpose of reaching assets of the defendant, R. S. Lindsay, and applying them to the satisfaction of a judgment recovered by [252]*252the plaintiff against said defendant. Plaintiff has appealed from an adverse decree.

The judgment which lies at the foundation of the suit was this day reversed with directions to enter judgment for the defendant. The plaintiff is thus left without an essential element of the cause of suit pleaded, and the decree of dismissal must therefore be affirmed. No costs or disbursements will be allowed.

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Johnston v. Lindsay, 292 P.2d 499, 206 Or. 251, 1956 Ore. LEXIS 357 (Or. 1956).

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