Mercantile Adjustment Co. v. Powers

In this case one of the defendants,’ Frank L. Burg, sued to annul the judgment against him.

The plaintiff, the Mercantile Agency, alleged that, it was the holder of a note of $150.00 signed and endorsed by four defendants, viz.: Edward Powers, A. J. Doize, Frank L. Burg and Alfred Herzog, subject to a credit of fifteen dollars.

Burg was cited at his domicile in the hands of his wife, and all the three others were cited also. Judgment by default was rendered against the four defendants. Notice of judgment was served upon Burg at his domicile in the hands of his wife on January 29, 1926.

On…