Reeves Realty Co. v. Brown

4 Citing cases

  1. Keota Mills Elevator v. Gamble

    2010 OK 12 (Okla. 2010)   Cited 16 times
    Holding that Oklahoma's statutory tolling provision for partial payments operated to supplement Oklahoma's version of section 70A-3-118 because Oklahoma's version of Utah Code section 70A-1a-103 "provides for general statutes to supplement the UCC"

    ]; Loman v. Paullin, 1915 OK 661, ΒΆ 0, 51 Okla. 294, 152 P. 73 [Stipulations are the equivalent of judicial admissions.]; Reeves Realty Co. v. Brown, 1915 OK 126, ΒΆ 4, 45 Okla. 737, 147 P. 318 [Parties by stipulations make the law for any legal proceedings to which they are parties, which not only bind them, but which the courts are bound to enforce.]. A trial court's attorney fee award is reviewed for an abuse of discretion. An abuse of discretion occurs when a decision is based on an erroneous conclusion of law or where there is no rational basis in evidence for the ruling.

  2. Lillard Pipe and Supply, Inc. v. Bailey

    1963 OK 257 (Okla. 1963)   Cited 4 times

    Webster v. Webster, 216 Cal. 485, 14 P.2d 522. Our attention is invited to Coon v. Jones, Okla., 303 P.2d 425; to Huffman v. Gaylor, Okla., 267 P.2d 564; to Reeves Realty Co. v. Brown, 45 Okla. 737, 147 P. 318; and to our rule of practice for pretrial hearings, 12 O.S.A. Chap. 11, at page 539, supra, wherein we said: "(5) * * * and such (pre-trial) order when entered controls the subsequent course of the action, unless modified at the trial to prevent manifest injustice.

  3. Evans v. Raper

    93 P.2d 794 (Okla. 1939)   Cited 4 times

    It is a well-settled proposition of law that litigants may stipulate concerning their respective rights involved in the case and are bound thereby where the agreements contained in the stipulation are not obtained through fraud, or not contrary to law or public policy, and that the courts will enforce the same. Reeves Realty Co. v. Brown, 45 Okla. 737, 147 P. 318, and cases cited therein. This question is discussed and the authorities extensively reviewed in the case of People ex rel. et al. v. Spring Lake Drainage and Levee Dist. et al., 253 Ill. 479, 97 N.E. 1042, 1047, in which the court said:

  4. Callaway v. Sparks

    89 P.2d 275 (Okla. 1939)   Cited 6 times

    William H. Low Estate Co. v. Lederer Realty Corp. (1916, R.I.) 98 A. 180. The court acted on the stipulation and instructed the jury that a reasonable attorneys' fee had been agreed upon as being $75. Defendants are bound by the stipulation and are in no position to now complain. Reeves Realty Co. v. Brown (1915) 45 Okla. 737, 147 P. 318; 60 C. J. 50, sec. 23. 3. Defendants' third contention goes to the measure of damages with respect to recovery of actual damages.