Snyder v. First National Bank

The plaintiff brought suit in the lower court to vacate and annul a certain judgment, which defendant bank obtained against him and the Standard Furniture Company, with Louis Heusner, on February 29, 1892. The judgment was founded on a note for $5,000 dated August 8, 1891, due fifty-four months after date; and attached to or embodied in the note was a warrant of attorney authorizing a confession of judgment against the makers of the note in favor of the bank; and on February 29, 1892, judgment was confessed in the common pleas court by virtue of the warrant of attorney. The judgment rendered…