Thomas v. Bloodworth

1. A motion to set aside a judgment, on the ground that a confession of judgment on which the judgment was rendered was obtained by fraud, failed to show such, fraud as would authorize the setting aside Of the judgment, where the only alleged fraud consisted, not in the procurement of the execution of the document that constituted the confession of judgment, but in the suit, itself, which was one to recover for the defendant’s conversion of money assigned to the plaintiff under a salary assignment, as having been based upon fraudulent transactions, such as that the assignment was made after…