Weaver v. Lynch

On September 28,1925, plaintiff in error, J. N. Weaver, secured a judgment against defendant in error, Clyde Lynch, upon a note, by confession under a warrant of attorney in the note. The court found, among other matters, that defendant “waived the right of exemption,” and judgment was entered for $3,117.48.

On April 16, 1926, on the petition of defendant, the court set aside its previous finding that defendant had waived the right of exemption, and ordered that the sheriff be restrained and enjoined from seizing, under any execution, any of the property of defendant which by the laws of…