Triangle Building Supplies & Lumber Co. v. Zerman

JACOBS, Judge.

This is an appeal from an order of the court below dismissing appellants’ petition to set aside a confessed judgment.1 We affirm.

On September 28, 1966, appellants executed a promissory note for $3,957.00 in favor of appellee. The note was consideration for materials supplied by appellee which were to be used in the commercial construction of residences by appellants. Several judgment notes were subsequently executed after the original note had come due, so that appellee would refrain from instituting legal action to collect on the original note.2 A final judgment note for the…