Clark v. Nave's Creditors

In the year 1902 the appellant, Clark, instituted two actions at law—one against J. H. Nave, individually, and *839the other against said Nave and H. H. Hall. On the 16th of April of that year the parties to the actions entered into an agreement in writing by which the pleas filed were to be withdrawn and judgment entered in each case for the plaintiff for certain named sums, respectively, but “no execution was to be put in the hands of the sheriff” on the judgment against Nave, individually, “for twelve months” from the date of the agreement; and, if within that time Nave pays to said Clark the…