Vogt v. Binder

Jackson, 0.

In September, 1897, certain judgments were rendered before a justice of the péace in Thurston county against the plaintiff in error and in favor of one Hattenhauer. These judgments were afterwards assigned to Nick Fritz. Hattenhauer diéd in 1900, and after his death Fritz undertook to enforce collection of the judgments by execution. He was, however, perpetually enjoined from so doing until *362the judgments were revived, it having been held by this court that such procedure was necessary. Vogt v. Daily, 70 Neb. 812. Thereupon, Fritz procured a revivor of the judgments in the name of…