Wilbanks v. Bowman

Almand, Justice.

The exception here is to a final decree declaring a judgment rendered in a justice of the peace court, in favor of J. E. Wilbanks against Jack H. Bowman, to be null and void, and canceling the record of the execution based on the judgment. The undisputed evidence on the trial of the case before the judge, sitting without a jury, disclosed that Wilbanks, in April, 1955, obtained a judgment in the justice of the peace court in the principal sum of $190 against Bowman, upon a summons, the original and copy of same not being signed or dated; that, at the time and place named in…