Oregon Supreme Court March 24, 1908 (Simpson v. Miller)
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United States · · · 24-03-1908
Opinion by
Me. Commissioner Slater.
It is not clear that, under the pleadings and evidence in this case, defendant can bar the prosecution of the action by a motion for a nonsuit based upon reasons which amount to an affirmative defense, but are not pleaded. Plaintiff has alleged a sale to defendant of an undivided interest in some timber for a definite sum.
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