Coryell v. Olmstead

Defendants in error, Olmsted and Kingsbury, commenced this suit November 15,1913, as a'direct attack upon a confessed judgment for $7,809.15, entered against one Fawcett July 22, 1913, in favor of Coryell, plaintiff in error. The purpose of the action was to secure the cancellation of the judgment, enjoin and restrain the sheriff of Garfield County from selling the property of Fawcett on execution, and to procure the appointment of a receiver to take charge of the property.

The Pleadings.

The complaint alleges that June 24, 1913, Kingsbury recovered judgment against Fawcett for $170.40, on…