Puett v. Beard
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Montgomery Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtElliott, J.
The complaint of the appellants alleges that they are the owners, by assignment, of several judgments against Jacob Beard; that Beard has a judgment against them, and that they were entitled to have the judgments owned by them set off against that obtained against them by him.
*173The appellees severed in their answers, and the case has three distinct branches, the questions in each being different. We shall first consider the questions presented by the answers of Thomas, Shelton and Courtney. The substance of their answers is, that they were the attorneys of Jacob Beard, and as such obtained his…
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