Camp v. Camp

1 Citing case

  1. Leathers v. Commercial National Bank, Muskogee

    1965 OK 200 (Okla. 1966)   Cited 6 times

    The judgment of the trial court is sustained under the view that the plaintiff has not come into court with clean hands. In Camp v. Camp, 196 Okla. 199, 163 P.2d 970 ( 196 Okla. 694, 170 P.2d 542, dissent) it is stated: "Equity will not lend its aid to one seeking its active interposition, who has been guilty of unlawful or inequitable conduct in the matter with relation to which he seeks relief."