Canter v. Canter

*353Concurring and Dissenting Opinion by

Spaeth, J.:

I agree with the majority that appellants should not be permitted first to confess judgment fraudulently against themselves and then, three years later, to petition successfully to open the judgment. Nevertheless, I am troubled by the majority’s disposition of this case. Appellee participated equally with appellants in the execution of the three backdated judgment notes and is as much a party to the fraud committed against appellants’ creditors as are appellants. The majority, however, awards appellee’s bankrupt estate an asset to which ap-pellee…