Anderson v. Hull

This is the second appeal in this case. In the first appeal, (Anderson v. Hull, 215 Md. 476, 138 A. 2d 875) judgment had been entered against the appellants upon the authority contained in a confessed judgment note. We reversed, and after a considerable lapse of time, the issues joined in the original suit and a counter-claim, which had been filed by the appellants, were tried before a jury, resulting in verdicts adverse to the appellants and in favor of the appellees. At this trial, the appellants were represented by counsel. The pres*499ent appeal is brought in proper person. The appellees have…