Breading's Heirs v. Taylor

Breading’s heirs having evicted Michael Morell, by a ha-here facias possessionem issued on a judgment by default, -which they had obtained against him as the tenant in possession — his landlord, James Taylor, at the next term succeeding that at which the judgment had been obtained — suggesting to the Court that his title was the best, and showing, also, by affidavits, that he had no intimation of the pendency of the action until after the eviction of his tenant — procured an order purporting to set aside the judgment, and let himself in as a defendant5 an<i a^s0? an enter for restitution of…