Wilson v. Coolidge

The object of this bill is to avoid a judgment entered upon a transcript from a justice of the peace, and to-set aside the execution thereon, and a levy of the same on complainant’s land.

The cause of action before the justice was a promissory note signed by complainant and Nathaniel Wilson and William Parton as co-makers, and the judgment was recovered in 1875, after personal service against all. The complainant' did not appear. In November, 1877, judgment was entered in the circuit court on a transcript from the justice, and the defendant Coolidge procured an execution which the sheriff…