Case law

Board of County Com'rs v. Eastern Oklahoma Pub. Co.

120 Okla. 122 · Supreme Court of Oklahoma · May 4, 1926

W. 80 , involving a similar question, the Supreme Court of Minnesota, held: “There was no change in the general appearance of the paper, and we are clearly of the opinion that its legal indentity was preserved. … Stewart (Pa.) 2 Watts. 111, the Supreme Cc-urt of Pennsylvania held; “The subscription list of a newspaper is not the subject of a separate property, but an incident of the establishment which passes with the sale of the

National Diversified Business Services, Inc. v. Corporate Financial Opportunities, Inc.

68 O.B.A.J. 1167 · Supreme Court of Oklahoma · Apr 1, 1997

CFO and National entered into a written contract (entitled broker agreement), dated February 22, 1991, by which CFO agreed to furnish National with services, information, and materials for the establishment' of a brokerage … The precluded issue in National I clearly targets the contract-based relationship that limited litigation to the situs prescribed in that document.

Kratz v. Kratz

905 P.2d 753 · Supreme Court of Oklahoma · Nov 6, 1995

established that the lien right does attach, the statute’s enforcement provisions are to be accorded liberal construction. 9 III THE PLAIN AND ORDINARY MEANING OF THE LANGUAGE IN 42 O.S.1991 § 43 MANDATES THAT THE HOSPITAL … elevates substance over form. 16 UM proceeds, which represent in essence “personal injury recovery” collected by a vehicular tort victim under a different verbal wrap, must be treated as a legal analogue of the critical' qualifying

Jacobs Ranch, L.L.C. v. Smith

148 P.3d 842 · Supreme Court of Oklahoma · May 23, 2006

In City of Enid , the number of cities which fell into the classification was immaterial because the test for constitutionality is not numerical, but rather whether the classification is clearly capricious, arbitrary, and … Supp.2005 § 3604 (Permitting municipalities with a population of less than 100,000 to receive up to 25% of the amount of a payment to a qualified establishment in the municipality under the Oklahoma Quality Jobs Program Act

Peabody Galion Corp. v. Workman

643 P.2d 312 · Supreme Court of Oklahoma · Mar 23, 1982

In Goodrich we said that § 3(11) clearly and unambiguously reveals that permanent partial disability to a scheduled member under § 22(3) is excepted from the statutory provision by which AMA Guides are made the basis for … In cases in which evaluation of disability depends on expert medical opinion, an award must be supported by competent evidence. 4 The claimant’s medical expert, while not a specialist, was qualified under 85 O.S.Supp.1977

Cox Oklahoma Telecom, LLC v. State Ex Rel. Oklahoma Corp. Commission

164 P.3d 150 · Supreme Court of Oklahoma · Jul 3, 2007

Installation of DSL Technology 70 inn Rural Central Offices [ 52 In determining whether a telecommunications service is competitive and hence qualifies for Basket 4 pricing flexibility, Section 10.1 directs the Commission … As appellants correctly point out, there was no evidence whatsoever establishing the LRIC price floor for any of SBC's services.

Davis v. Whitsett

435 P.2d 592 · Supreme Court of Oklahoma · Dec 19, 1967

Incidentally, a duly qualified expert who-had examined the tank involved herein, both outside and inside, about a week after the explosion, testified that no hole had been, burned through the steel of the tank, and that in … In this case if the plaintiff relied, for his cause of action, upon the defendants’' breach of a custom which required the latter to steam clean a recently used oil tank before permitting a welder to work on it,, then clearly

Dardenne v. Daniels

101 Okla. 201 · Supreme Court of Oklahoma · Mar 11, 1924

It is to be observed the ward himself is the plaintiff, and it is so clearly alleged therein, although he proceeds by acting through his guardian. … Mann appointed and qualified as his guardian, said judgment adjudging said Abram Dardenne, Jr.t to be an incompetent person and appointing said guardian having been made on November 24, 1922.

Thomas v. Lewman

190 Okla. 37 · Supreme Court of Oklahoma · Dec 23, 1941

The purpose was to qualify three persons of Amick’s choice to serve as directors of the corporation. … The question was clearly one of fact for the jury. Therefore, there was no error in denying the motion to direct a verdict for plaintiff.

IN THE MATTER OF THE REINSTATEMENT OF SCOTT

2022 OK 67 · Supreme Court of Oklahoma · Jun 28, 2022

KANE, V.C.J.: ¶1 The dispositive issue is whether Petitioner qualifies for readmission. … As a result, we hold the record clearly and convincingly supports that Petitioner held himself out as an attorney, took fees, and engaged in the unauthorized practice of law to the harm and detriment of Mr.

Gilbert v. Citizens' Nat. Bank of Chickasha

61 Okla. 112 · Supreme Court of Oklahoma · Oct 17, 1916

Clearly it was implied from the fact of the letters themselves that Potts had something to do with the transaction. … I would qualify it by saying that along with these bills of lading these letters were sent to them which have been introduced. asking that they be held in trust for us. Q.

In Re Martin's Estate

261 P.2d 603 · Supreme Court of Oklahoma · Sep 29, 1953

Proponent tacitly admits that the evidence does not establish "(b)" but contends that the rule as a whole has no application to this case. … Talley did not qualify as a psychiatrist, but his testimony was to the effect that the testatrix was mentally unstable and incompetent at the time he saw her.

Ohio Casualty Insurance Co. v. Todd

813 P.2d 508 · Supreme Court of Oklahoma · Jun 11, 1991

Those classes of person clearly are dehors the protection affordable by the rationale underlying the law's restrictions on actionable claims against liquor suppliers. … These class members enjoy *520 statutory immunity grounded on the law's recognition of their impaired will. [28] Had the court announced the tavernkeeper's new broad liability to every drinking consumer, it would have established

Tate v. Browning-Ferris, Inc.

833 P.2d 1218 · Supreme Court of Oklahoma · May 22, 1992

The Commission qualifies for this status because (1) this state has laws that make unlawful employment practices based upon race, color, religion, sex or national origin and (2) the agency may seek or grant relief from those … The EEOC is required by federal regulations to seek agreements with 706 Agencies to establish effective and integrated resolution procedures. 29 C.F.R. § 1601.13 (c).

Glenn v. Payne

48 Okla. 196 · Supreme Court of Oklahoma · Jun 15, 1915

Glenn, deceased, died January 22, 1909. (4) That Mary Kline Glenn was appointed and qualified as the administratrix in March, 1909. (5) That no summons in said action was served either in person or by publication upon J. … The new rule to which we refer, established in this state, is laid down in Boyes et al. v. Masters et al., 28 Okla. 409 , 114 Pac. 710 , 33 L. R. A. (N. S.) 576.

Kellogg v. School District No. 10 Comanche Co.

13 Okla. 285 · Supreme Court of Oklahoma · Sep 10, 1903

Much more clearly may this be done when the right of. the public officer of the state to interfere is not admitted or does not exist, and in such case, it would seem that a bill might properly be *301 brought in the name … The inhabitants qualified to vote at a school meeting shall have power “to designate by vote a site for the district school house.”

Jewell v. Territory of Oklahoma

4 Okla. 53 · Supreme Court of Oklahoma · Feb 13, 1896

In its legal sense “malice” expresses the idea of a willingness to injure another, and when qualified by the word “aforethought” it implies that the act was done on a previous determination. … In endeavoring to answer this inquiry, it is important to keep in view certain rules, which reason and experience have established, as calculated to aid in the just interpretation of statutes.

Union Texas Petroleum, a Division of Allied Chemical Corp. v. Corporation Commission

651 P.2d 652 · Supreme Court of Oklahoma · Mar 9, 1982

alleged that the prior orders of the Corporation Commission would demonstrate that the Mississippian formation constituted a single common source of supply in the region covered by the application and that the prior orders clearly … F., qualified as an expert without objection. He states Finding No. 5 in Corporation Commission’s previous order 134466, in his opinion, is generally applicable through all the units in this particular case.

BEASON v. I. E. MILLER SERVICES, INC.

2019 OK 28 · Supreme Court of Oklahoma · Apr 23, 2019

¶19 In conclusion, special acts "create preferences and establish inequality." Reynolds , 1988 OK 88 , ¶ 19, 760 P.2d at 823 . … State , 8 which withdrew judicially-created sovereign immunity as a defense to a tort action in Oklahoma.

Aladdin Petroleum Corp. v. State ex rel. Commissioners of the Land Office

200 Okla. 134 · Supreme Court of Oklahoma · Feb 17, 1948

And that it would so pass in Oklahoma Territory *140 was established by the decision in State of Oklahoma v. State of Texas, supra. … The contention that the quoted casé-is authority for the contention that to-convey the river bed as against the claim of the state thereto such conveyance must expressly include the bed in the grant is clearly unjustified