Raun v. Reynolds

The above named defendants, appellants herein, assign for error in said cause—

1. That judgment is so rendered that interest is compounded on the judgment.

2. That the judgment is contingent and uncertain.

3. That the portion of the judgment which directs the manner of the sale of the mortgaged property, grants to said plaintiff greater relief than was by him demanded in his complaint, and was greater than the Court could grant in case of default.

And as to the first point. Independently of statutes, the only remedy by which interest can be recovered upon a judgment, is an action of debt upon the…