A Treatise on Pleading and Practice in Courts of Record in Civil Cases in the State of Oklahoma: With Forms, Band 2

Vernon law book Company, 1922

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VOLUME II	801

RECEPTION OF EVIDENCE Sections 899 Oral examinationObjections 900 Exclusion of witnesses	803

Offer of proof 902 Restricting to special purpose	804

Withdrawal of evidence 904 Limiting number of witnesses	809

Order of proof 906 Preliminary proof	810

Rebuttal and surrebuttal	811

Reopening case	812

ObjectionsForms 910 Motion to strike outForm	816

Premature judgment	1322

Time for application	1323

Applicable to what courts	1324

Receivership	1325

In general 1366 Consideration and validity 1367 Setting aside assignment 1368 Effect of transfer 1369 Rights of parties	1326

As to each other	1327

ARTICLE IX	1328

Service by publication	1333

Exceptions	818

ARTICLE II	819

Indians 919 Jurisdiction of courts 920 Judicial proceedings	825

OfficialsAuthority	826

Rules and acts ARTICLE III	827

Knowledge of	829

Continuance of fact 926 Personal status 927 Indians	830

Regularity in business 929 Mail matter	831

Available evidence not produced	832

Laws of another state 932 Judicial proceedings	833

Official acts	834

Carriers	835

RailroadsInjury to passenger	836

ARTICLE IV	846

Holder	856

Consideration 958 InsuranceIn general	857

Proof of loss 960 Misrepresentation or breach	858

Indians 962 Statute of limitations	860

Damages 964 Malicious prosecution	861

Negligence	863

ARTICLE V	864

Ordinances 1028 Memoranda and incomplete contracts 1029 Minutes	865

Persons in possession 1072 Age and pedigree 1073 Dying declarations DIVISION IX BEST AND SECONDARY EVIDENCE	866

RELEVANCY AND MATERIALITY 966 Pertinent to issues	867

Materiality	870

Value	877

Reasonable compensation	879

Damages	880

Personal injuries	882

Wrongful death	883

Negative evidence	885

Will contest	886

Divorce	892

Fraud	893

Insurance	894

Marriage 979 Price	895

Title 981 Services	896

Condemnation proceedings 983 Agency and partnership	897

Unlawful arrest	898

Discretion	901

Declarations 991 Injury and pain	902

Acts and statements	904

Directions DIVISION III SIMILAR MATTERS 994 In general	905

Fraud 996 CustomAccidentsValue	906

DOCUMENTARY EVIDENCE Subdivision 1 Statutes Ordinances and Public Records 997 Acts of CongressStatute booksLegislative journals	907

Foreign laws 999 Ordinances	908

Congressional documents 1001 CopiesPublic records 1002 Official books and records	909

Court records and files	913

Records of justice of the peace 1005 Departmental records	915

Land office receipts and records	916

Official signatures presumed genuine 1008 Authentication 1009 Copies of foreign records	917

Translations Subdivision 11 Private Writings 1011 Church records 1012 Corporate records	918

Written instruments	919

Recitals in deeds and mortgages	920

Account books	921

Memoranda	922

Injury to employee	936

Damage to property	937

Wrongful death	938

Death	939

Fraud	940

Agency	941

Consideration 1034 Delivery	944

Mistake 1036 FraudDuress	945

Separate or subsequent oral contract	946

Evidence explanatory of writing	956

Evidence showing performance or discharge	963

OPINION EVIDENCE Subdivision 1 Nonexpert Testimony 1040 Conclusions and opinions in general	964

Nonexpert witnesses in general 1042 Foundation 1043 Discretion	967

Value	968

Paternity race and	971

Mental condition 1047 Physical appearances conduct and condition	973

Financial condition 1049 Medical and surgical practice	974

Speed 1051 Damages	975

Amount	976

Custom and usage 1054 Habits and nature	977

Ownership 1056 Agency 1057 Handwriting 1058 Identification	978

Dangerous and safe conditionsNegligence	979

Competency and skill Subdivision II Expert Testimony 1061 Subjectmatter	980

Competency of experts	985

Examination of expertsHypothetical questions	988

Handwriting 1065 In general DIVISION VII HEARSAY	996

Statements of others than parties or witnesses	997

Evidence based on hearsay	1000

Intent DIVISION VIII DECLARATIONS	1001

Selfserving declarations	1002

Against interest	1004

Necessity of best evidence	1006

Matters evidenced by writing	1007

Public records 1077 Court records	1009

1077a Evidence at former trial or other proceeding	1010

Contents of writing	1012

Collateral writings	1013

Copies 1081 Secondary evidence admissible when	1015

Letters	1017

Maps and photographs	1018

Identification and authenticity DIVISION V PAROL AND EXTRINSIC EVIDENCE	1019

Contracts	1020

Insurance policies	1021

Notes and indorsements	1022

Deeds and mortgages	1023

Tickets bills of lading and receipts	1024

Release	1025

Written statements 1090 Conduct	1026

Acquiescence or silence 1092 Admissions by parties or others interested	1027

Admissions of former owners or privies	1028

Admissions by agents	1031

Admissions by corporate and municipal officers	1033

Husband and wife	1034

Principal and surety 1098 Guardian 1099 Conspirators	1035

Preliminary evidence	1036

Mode of proof 1102 Explanation 1103 Construction	1037

ARTICLE VI	1038

Prima facie evidence	1044

Circumstantial evidence 1109 Affirmative and negative evidenceConclusions	1045

Effect of opinion evidence	1046

Effect of admissions	1047

Testimony of party	1048

Insurance	1052

Trusts	1053

Wills	1055

Court records and files	1061

Partnership 1123 Agency and official capacity	1062

Sales	1063

Fraud	1064

Negligence and cause	1065

Novation	1067

Title 1129 PaymentReceipts 1130 Amount of damages	1068

Usury 1132 Copy of articles of incorporation 1133 1134 Recovery of penalties Abandonment of homestead	1069

Financial status 1136 Ejectment 1137 Attachment 1138 Cancellation of instruments	1070

Reformation of instruments 1140 Divorce	1071

Bastardy	1072

CHAPTER XVI	1073

11511162 Article II Jury panel	1090

Lists to be certified	1091

District courtHow drawn	1092

VeniresHow servedForm	1093

Open veniresTalesmenForm	1094

County courtHow selected	1095

Procedure when regular panel exhausted 1160 Qualifications of jurorsExemptions	1096

Former list removed when new list selected 1162 Irregularities in drawing	1097

1631171 Article IIIQualifications challenges and exemptions	1098

Waiver of objection	1108

Order of challenges	1109

Challenges for cause	1110

Vacancies filled at once	1112

Talesmen 1171 Exemptions	1113

11721175 Article IV Oath number term and summoning	1114

11761189 Article V Custody conduct and deliberations	1119

11901203 Article VI Verdict	1129

12041216 Article VII Special interrogatories and findings ARTICLE I	1142

Waiver	1143

In equity cases	1144

Trial of issues	1145

In actions at law or in equity or mixed actions	1146

In particular actions or proceedings	1147

Sections	1157

Additional instructions	1180

Information after retirement	1181

CHAPTER XVIII	1207

Parties	1213

Form Construction Objections and exceptions	1216

Definition CHAPTER XVII	1217

Province of court	1218

Defining words and terms	1219

Judgment on verdict	1222

Interest 1258 On special verdict	1223

Judgment against verdict	1224

CONFORMITY TO FINDINGS 1260 Supported by findings	1225

Approval of findings	1226

ARTICLE IV	1227

Ejectment 1270 Interplea	1231

Bastardy DIVISION III EQUITY 1272 In general	1232

Specific performance	1235

Foreclosure	1236

Mechanics lien	1237

RECORD OF JUDGMENT 1276 Journal entryForm	1238

Clerk to make record 1278 When made	1246

Contents 1280 To be signed 1281 Completing record	1247

Conclusiveness 1283 Nunc pro tunc orders	1248

Lost or destroyed judgment 1285 Filing transcriptJustices judgment	1251

In other county 1287 Record in realty case 1288 Recording	1252

Involuntary dissolution 1290 Record as notice	1253

Conformity to pleadings 1255 Prayer	1254

Orders and decrees	1291

Petition	1292

When party is in default	1293

Proof takenDamages	1294

Time for rendering judgment	1295

Validity of judgmentServiceForm of judgment	1296

Actions to which state is partyDismissalDefaultNotice to Attorney General	1297

NoticeHow givenProof	1298

Judgment without notice void	1299

Opening judgment after default on service by publication	1300

Excusable default	1301

PleadingForm	1302

Valid defenseExcusePetitionEffect of motion	1303

Discretion of court	1304

ARTICLE VI	1305

During term	1306

After term	1307

Commonlaw powers	1308

Want of jurisdiction	1309

Other remedies	1310

ErrorsIrregularities	1311

1312	1312

Pleading	1313

Operation and effect	1314

MotionForm	1315

1316 PetitionForm	1316

Hearing	1317

Evidence	1318

Trial of ground of review	1319

Defense must be shown	1320

Suspending proceedingsBondForms	1321

IN GENERAL Sections 1395 Nature of former recovery 1396 Nature of actionWarrant indebtedness 1397 Equitable actions 1398 Interplea 1399 Re...	1343

Dismissal	1351

Demurrer 1409 Verdict without judgment 1410 Pendency of appeal	1352

Judgment vacated or reversed DIVISION II CAUSES OF ACTION OR DEFENSES MERGED BARRED OR CONCLUDED 1412 Nature of merger 1...	1353

Identity of actions 1415 Identity of subjectmatter	1356

Theory of action 1417 Form of remedy	1357

Grounds of action	1358

Relief	1359

Splitting actionsSingle and entire 1421 Accounts	1360

Installments 1423 Torts	1361

Successive causes of action 1425 Defenses concluded	1362

Duration of lien	1363

Postponement of lien	1364

JUDGMENTS CONCLUSIVE IN GENERAL 1430 NatureIn general 1431 Failure to appeal	1365

Judgments of federal courts 1433 Probate jurisdiction 1434 Finality of determination	1366

Special proceedings 1436 Form of judgment	1367

Confession or consent	1368

Default 1439 Judgment on motion 1440 Erroneous judgment	1369

PERSONS CONCLUDED 1441 Identity of personsIn general Unknown parties Additional parties 1442 1443	1370

Official capacity 1445	1371

Representatives Participating in action 1447 Privity in general	1372

Vendor and purchaser	1373

Other special relations	1374

Coplaintiffs and codefendants 1451 Persons not parties or privies	1376

Evidence Evidence of property rights DIVISION VI MATTERS CONCLUDED 1454 Scope of estoppel	1377

Effect of recitals	1381

Extrinsic evidence	1382

Errors and irregularitiesIn general 1384 As to parties	1383

Title or right to property	1384

As to pleadings	1385

In proceedings	1386

Perjury	1387

Fraud	1388

Collusion	1389

Available defenses	1390

Nature of attacks	1391

Preventing enforcement	1392

In general	1393

Ancillary probate	1394

Use and occupation	1397

Exemplary damages 1467 Interest and attorneys fees	1399

ARTICLE XII	1401

Fraud	1403

FOREIGN JUDGMENTS	1413

Certificate of amount paid	1419

Statutory power GROUNDS 1494a Errors and irregularities in general 1495 Misconduct 1496 Rulings and instructions	1423

JurorsDisqualificationMisconductCommunications	1428

Defective verdict or findings	1432

Verdict contrary to instructions	1433

Verdict contrary to evidence	1434

Special findings 1502 Amount of recovery	1437

Mistake passion or prejudice	1438

Surprise accident or mistake	1439

Newly discovered evidence	1444

ARTICLE III	1449

Review	1470

Foreign judgments	1471

CHAPTER XX	1477

15351551 Article II Taxation of costs	1485

Prevailing party 1540 Costs that may be taxed at discretion of court 1541 On motions	1487

Pendency of applicationIts effect	1493

15631571a Article IV Collection and payment	1501

15721578 Article V Costs on appeal	1503

SUPPLEMENTAL PROCEEDINGS Sections	1506

In general 1587 Interests subject 1588 Crops 1589 Movable property of public service corporation 1590 Corporation stockAttachment and executio...	1509

ARTICLE III	1512

On abstract or transcript of justice 1597 To sheriff of another county 1598 After death 1599 Time	1513

ContentsForms	1514

Amount	1516

Alias writ 1603 Seal 1604 Amendment 1605 Collateral attack	1517

ARTICLE IV	1518

2 HON PL PRAC	1521

Benevolent corporations	1523

Order to appearForms	1524

Priorities between executions	1525

Attachments and executionsWho may levy 1617 Void when otherwise levied 1618 The levy	1526

Advance of printers fees	1527

Appraisement and return	1528

Property of officer 1622 Excessive levy 1623 Appraisement waived	1529

Injunction	1536

Creation of lien 1631 Dependent on levy 1632 Liens prior to execution	1538

Duration of lien on realty	1539

Claims of third personsBondForm	1540

Quo warranto	1542

Defendant	1543

Apportionment	1544

Waiver	1545

On joint liability	1546

Effect of tender or offer to confess judgment	1547

Settlement stipulation and abatement	1548

CostsCorporationsInvoluntary dissolution	1549

Liability of representative	1550

Costs on interplea	1551

Attorneys fees	1552

Stenographers fees	1553

Receivership	1554

Fees for legal publicationTaxed as costs	1555

Contempt proceedings	1556

Jurors	1557

Witnesses	1558

Guardian	1559

Court clerksFees	1560

Sheriffs and constablesFees	1561

County judgeFees	1562

In general 1662a Examination of debtor and othersArrestContempt 1663 ReferenceForm 1664 ReceiversOrder of appointmentForm 1665 Continuan...	1571

Contempt	1577

Orders 1670 Judgment enforced after death	1578

1671	1579

CHAPTER XXII	1580

Appraisement 1674 Authority to sell 1675 Notice 1676 Return confirmation and objections	1582

Foreclosure 1678 Opening or vacating saleForms	1584

Several executions	1585

Collateral attack	1586

Title and rights of purchaser 1682 Taxes 1683 Wrongful sale	1587

Validity 1685 Foreclosure sale	1588

Without appraisement 1687 Right of redemption 1688 Tax sales	1590

Estray sales	1591

Bribery of witness	1592

17041707 Article II Jurisdiction and parties	1601

Intervention and substitution	1602

17081721 Article IIIProceedings for taking and redelivery of property	1603

Replevin undertakingForm	1605

Order of replevinForm	1606

To different counties Execution of order	1608

Officer may forcibly enter buildings 1715 Custody of property	1609

17221731 Article IV Pleadings and evidence	1613

Mortgaged chattels	1624

ARTICLE VI	1626

EJECTMENT	1645

Right to recover	1651

Distribution among execution creditors	1657

Surplus	1658

ReturnForm	1659

Neglect of officer	1660

Payment	1661

Successive levies	1685

Return 1797 Creation of lien 1798 Operation and effect	1686

PriorityHow determinedReference 1800 Between attachments and other liens	1687

TransferNotice 1802 Duration of liens 1803 Release or abandonment 1804 Custody of property	1689

Receiver 1806 Duties 1807 Notice to debtors	1690

Report of proceedings 1809 Sheriff as receiver 1810 Redelivery bondForm	1691

Disposition of property	1692

Judgment for plaintiff 1813 Delivery to sheriff	1693

Possession by sheriff 1815 Confirming or setting aside saleForm of order	1694

Surplus property 1817 Interest conveyed DIVISION VI DISCHARGE OF ATTACHMENT 1818 Form of remedy	1695

GroundsIn general 1820 Irregular proceedings	1697

Jurisdiction 1822 Persons who may move 1823 Proceedings on motion	1698

Affidavits of defendant 1825 Affidavits of plaintiff	1699

Hearing 1827 Evidence 1828 Burden of proof	1701

DissolutionIn general 1830 Death of defendant 1831 Security to discharge 1832 Effect of dissolution	1703

JudgmentDamages	1704

Liability on bond DIVISION VII CLAIMS BY THIRD PERSONS 1835 OwnershipLiens	1705

Grounds for contest 1837 EstoppelMistake	1707

Proceedings	1708

Trial	1709

Wrongful levy 1842 ActionsDefenses 1843 Pleading	1711

SetoffCrossaction 1845 Evidence	1712

Dismissal	1713

Damages	1714

Who liable	1715

Statutory provisions for delivery by attachment	1716

Redelivery to defendantUndertakingForm	1717

Plaintiffs objection to suretiesForm	1718

Effect of redelivery	1719

Quashing writForms	1720

Return	1721

ServiceAppearance	1725

Subsequ at affidavits and summons 1862 Answer or affidavit of garnisheeForm	1727

By whom made 1864 Time of corporation to answer	1729

Issues and trial	1730

Payment into court	1733

Default of garnisheeJudgmentContempt	1734

Judgment	1735

Trial	1736

Questions for jury	1737

Directed verdictInstructions	1738

Verdict and findingsRequisites	1739

Value of propertyDescription	1740

New trial	1741

JudgmentIn generalForm	1742

For defendant	1743

Description of property	1744

Possession or return	1745

For value of property	1746

Judgment in alternative	1747

Damages	1748

Operation and effect	1749

Enforcement of judgment	1750

Appeal and error	1751

Costs	1752

Replevin bonds	1753

Redelivery bonds	1754

Discharge of sureties	1755

Extent of liability	1756

Jurisdiction 1887 NoticeOrderForms	1757

Eligibility 1889 Oath and bondForms	1760

Liability on bond 1891 ObjectionsWaiverCollateral attack	1762

ContemptInterference with receiver 1893 Vacation of orderSupreme CourtForm	1763

Powers 1895 Title and custody of property 1896 Liens	1765

ATTACHMENT	1766

Disposition of litigated propertyOrderForm 1898 Existing contracts 1899 Investment of fundsApplicationOrderForms	1767

Receivers sales	1768

Distribution and disposition 1902 Receivership expenses	1770

Taxes 1904 Compensation	1771

Rent	1772

Liability of plaintiff and third persons	1774

Additional forms	1775

Jurisdiction and venue	1778

Attachment orderForm	1784

Review by court	1789

ReturnWhen made	1790

New trial v 2 HON PL PRAC	1793

Unrecorded deeds	1797

Persons bound by decree	1798

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Seite 843 - Every holder is deemed prima facie to be a holder in due course; but when it is shown that the title of any person who has negotiated the instrument was defective, the burden is on the holder to prove that he or some person under whom he claims acquired the title as a holder in due course.

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Seite 1746 - America in the sum of dollars, lawful money of the United States, for the payment of which, well and truly to be made, we bind ourselves, and each of us, our heirs, successors, executors, and administrators, jointly and severally, firmly by these presents.

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Seite 862 - There must be reasonable evidence of negligence, but where the thing is shown to be under the management of the defendant or his servants, and the accident is such as in the ordinary course of things does not happen if those who have the management use proper care, it affords reasonable evidence, in the absence of explanation by the defendant that the accident arose from want of care.

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Seite 1119 - The jury must also, at each adjournment of the court, whether permitted to separate or kept in charge of officers, be admonished by the court that it is their duty not to converse among themselves or with anyone else on any subject connected with the trial, or to form or express any opinion thereon until the cause is finally submitted to them.

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Seite 1129 - The verdict of a jury is either general or special. A general verdict Is that by which they pronounce generally upon all or any of the issues, either in favor of the plaintiff or defendant: a special verdict is that by which the jury find the facts only, leaving the judgment to the court.

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Seite 1090 - National Mediation Board," to be composed of three members appointed by the President, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate, not more than two of whom shall be of the same political party.

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Seite 1120 - P. 1172. or of the place in which any material fact occurred, it may order them to be conducted, in a body, under the charge of an officer, to the place, which shall be shown to them by some person appointed by the court for that purpose.

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Seite 1398 - In an action for the breach of an obligation not arising from contract, where the defendant has been guilty of oppression, fraud, or malice, express or implied, the plaintiff, in addition to the actual damages, may recover damages for the sake of example and by way of punishing the defendant.— 1905:621.

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Seite 1212 - Judgment may be given for or against one or more of several plaintiffs, and for or against one or more of several defendants...

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Seite 1633 - In an action to recover the possession of personal property, judgment for the plaintiff may be for the possession or the value thereof, in case a delivery cannot be had, and damages for the detention.

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Titel	A Treatise on Pleading and Practice in Courts of Record in Civil Cases in the State of Oklahoma: With Forms, Band 2 A Treatise on Pleading and Practice in Courts of Record in Civil Cases in the State of Oklahoma: With Forms, Arthur B. Honnold
Autor/in	Arthur B. Honnold
Verlag	Vernon law book Company, 1922
Original von	Harvard University
Digitalisiert	25. Okt. 2007

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