Grimes v. GRIMES

Opinion by

Hoffman, J.,

Appellees (hereinafter “judgment creditors”) confessed judgment on a note against appellants (hereinafter “judgment debtors”) in the amount of $12,190.00. This amount, we must assume, consisted of the principal appearing on the face of the note (less credits), interest unpaid as of the date of confession, and attorney’s commission. Although the note did not contain an acceleration clause, we must assume on this appeal that the note permitted entry of judgment in this amount since an attack on the judgment was never made. See, e.g., Pacific Lumber Co. v. Rodd, 287 Pa.…