Ennis v. McLaggan

PREWITT, Judge.

Appellant contends that the trial court erred in reviving a judgment against him for two reasons: (1) that there was a valid agreement between appellant and respondents that respondents would not revive the judgment as to him, and (2) that the action to revive the judgment was not commenced within ten years of the rendition of the judgment against him.

As appellant’s second point requires a partial discussion of the history of this action, we consider it first. On August 12, 1964, respondents brought an action on a promissory note against John J. McLaggan, Jr., Paula L.…