Malone v. Meres

— In an action upon promissory notes providing for the payment of specific sums and for “a reasonable attorney’s fee,” a plea of the defendant was stricken as frivolous and judgment by default was rendered by the court, and in vacation on September 14, 1923, the court upon an inspection of the notes rendered final judgment for the plaintiff .on the promissory notes, for the amounts djue thereon and for reasonable attorney fees as provided for in the notes. No writ of error was taken to the judgment.

On April 16,1924, the court denied motions to vacate the final judgment and stay the execution,…