Personal Discount Co. v. Lincoln Tire Co.

MacNeille, P. J.,

We are considering defendants’ petition and rule to show cause why a judgment entered against them should not be opened.

On November 5, 1947, plaintiff, Personal Discount Company, caused judgment to be entered against defendants, Lincoln Tire Company and Harry Kravitz, individually and trading as Lincoln Tire Company, on the endorsement of four judgment notes executed by certain customers of defendants and sold and assigned to plaintiff for value with full recourse. Pursuant to the entrance of the judgment, plaintiff issued a writ of fieri facias upon the property of…