Liberty Aluminum Products Co. v. Cortis

Cummins, J.,

On January 16, 1957, the Liberty Aluminum Products Company, creditor, caused the prothonotary of Washington County to enter a note in the face amount of $3,400, executed by John Cortis and Julia Cortis, his wife. Defendants moved to strike the judgment and assigned as reasons the facts: (1) The note did not contain a schedule of installments; (2) set out no date of maturity; and (3) no default of payment was alleged at or prior to the entry of the said judgment.

Defendants’ motion to strike is based primarily on two alleged deficiencies, to wit: The lack of a maturity date or…