New Phila. L. Assn. v. Druian Et Ux.

Opinion by

Cunningham, J.,

On March 27,1928, plaintiff, engaged in the business of making loans, entered a judgment in the court below upon a note for $500, signed by defendants, who are husband and wife; it was dated March 24, 1928, contained a warrant of attorney to confess judgment and was given to secure the repayment, in instalments, of a loan.

Fanny Druian, alleging that she signed the note “as surety for her husband,” filed her petition to open the judgment as to her; plaintiff answered, denying that she signed as surety for her husband and averring that the loan had been made to her.…