Opinion

Grim v. Cordell

  • 197 Okla. 144
  • 169 P.2d 567
  • 1946 OK 164
  • 1946 Okla. LEXIS 510
Court
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Filed
May 21, 1946
Status
Published
Author
Welch
On the bench
Arnold, Bayless, Corn, Davison, Gibson, Hurst, Osborn, Riley, Welch
Cited by
7 cases
Authority
More cited than 0.1%

The opinion

WELCH, J.

(concurring specially). I concur only by reason of the rules expressly adopted and promulgated in Jones v. Freeman, 193 Okla. 554 , 146 P. 2d 564 , and Jones v. Cordell, 197 Okla. 61 , 168 P. 2d 130 . Those decisions, and the rules and reasoning therein stated, so long as not overruled or disapproved or expressly limited, must definitely direct and compel us to the exact conclusion and result here reached, that is, the striking down of the 1945 Act while leaving standing the 1941 Act.

DAVISON, J., concurs herein.

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