Lea v. Yates
Supreme Court of Georgia
Lien. Claim. Before Judge Parrott. Catoosa Superior Court. August Term, 1869. Yates sued Dickson, Wooten & Malone, as makers, and Curry, as security, on tlieir profnissory note. • Pending the action, payments Avere made on it. On the 12th of November, 1860, defendants’ counsel confessed judgment, as foIIoAVS: “ We confess judgment to the plaintiff for the sum of $........., with interest and costs of suit, reserving the right-of appeal.”
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Lien. Claim. Before Judge Parrott. Catoosa Superior Court. August Term, 1869. Yates sued Dickson, Wooten & Malone, as makers, and Curry, as security, on tlieir profnissory note. • Pending the action, payments Avere made on it. On the 12th of November, 1860, defendants’ counsel confessed judgment, as foIIoAVS: “ We confess judgment to the plaintiff for the sum of $........., with interest and costs of suit, reserving the right-of appeal.” On that confession Yates’ -attorney, on the 20th of November, 1860, entered a judgment against said defendants for $224 58 principal, $4 71 interest, and…
1Opinion of the Court
-Brown, C. J.
Suit-was commenced upon a promissory note, upon which 'there are credits, dated pending the action, and at November term, 1860, the counsel for defendants made the following confession, which was entered on the minutes as made: “We confess judgment to the plaintiff for the sum of $........., with interest and cost of suit, reserving the right of appeal.” Upon this confession the counsel for plaintiff entered ,up judgment for $224 58, principal, and $4 71, interest. - In 1865, defendant in fi. fa. sold the land in dispute to claimant, and to those under whom she held, who proved…
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