Felty v. Felty

Hudson, P. J.,

This case comes before us on a motion by a subsequent judgment creditor to strike from the record the judgment entered at the above number and term and the revivals thereof, for the reason that the plaintiff had been dead for more than a year at the time of the entry of the original judgment.

There was no testimony taken, but from the pleadings we gather the following facts:(a) That a promissory note for $4800, under seal, with power to confess judgment and given for a valuable consideration, was executed by Christian Felty, defendant, to Anna E. Felty, his wife, on Jan. 1, 1904,…