Hamilton v. Stadden

McCready, P. J.,

fifty-sixth judicial district, specially presiding,

On April 8, 1941, defendant, Thomas L. Stadden, presented his petition to open judgment and a rule was granted on plaintiffs to show cause why the judgment should not be opened and defendant let into a defense. The rule was made returnable April 14, 1941, and proceedings to be stayed until the determination of the rule and testimony to be taken on behalf of the parties, provided both parties comply with the provisions of the lease during the pendency of the rule to open judgment and the rule to strike off the judgment.

On April…