Taylor v. Taylor

Supreme Court of Oklahoma

Taylor v. Taylor

1915 OK 505, 149 P. 1193, 48 Okla. 381, 1915 Okla. LEXIS 640

Supreme Court of Oklahoma·Decided June 22, 1915·No. 4551·Published

Opinion

Opinion by

THACKER, C.

On June 3, 1915, the plaintiff in error, by his guardian ad litem,-Minnie R. Taylor, filed in this court what purports to be a stipulation to dismiss; but the same is not signed by, nor on behalf of, the plaintiff in error, and we will treat this purported stipulation as .a motion to dismiss. For the reasons stated, the appeal in this case should be dismissed.

By the Court: It is so' ordered.

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Opinion by

THACKER, C.

On June 3, 1915, the plaintiff in error, by his guardian ad litem,-Minnie R. Taylor, filed in this court what purports to be a stipulation to dismiss; but the same is not signed by, nor on behalf of, the plaintiff in error, and we will treat this purported stipulation as .a motion to dismiss. For the reasons stated, the appeal in this case should be dismissed.

By the Court: It is so' ordered.

Taylor v. Taylor, 1915 OK 505, 149 P. 1193, 48 Okla. 381, 1915 Okla. LEXIS 640 (Okla. 1915).

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