Horne v. People's Finance & Thrift Co.

Appellant filed his original bill to enjoin the issuance of an execution on a judgment at law, on the ground that the judgment had been rendered as a confessed judg ment on a promissory note, by virtue of a power of attorney which appellant charged was void.

A preliminary injunction was obtained, but on the hear-' ing of a demurrer interposed by appellees, the injunction was dissolved and the bill was dismissed. Thereupon appellant perfected his appeal to this court.

The reply brief of appellees, duly signed by their solicitors of record, contains the following:

“Before answering the brief and…