Nelson v. Johnson

Complaint to review a judgment. Review denied.

In April, 1860, James Johnson, as equitable assignee of Asa Paris, commenced an' action against said Paris and Noah Nelson, on a promissory note. Paris, the assignor, was a non-resident, and notice of the pendency of the suit was given him by publication. The complaint was upon a note, for 200 dollars, dated January 9th, 1856, and payable December 25 tb, 1859. The defendant answered, admitting the execution of a note such as that sued on, but averring that that note was misdescribed in the complaint; that the note filed with the complaint was…