Lippencott v. Wygant

At the October term, 1847, of the Marion Circuit Court, Lippencott, administrator, made a motion to amend the record of a certain suit in chancery, in which suit he and others were defendants, and one Wygant was complainant.

The motion was founded on an affidavit made • by the attorney of Lippencott, which affidavit stated the following facts:

On the 4th of May, 1846, the affiant, as attorney of Lippencott, filed in said Court, as exhibits in said cause, two writings obligatory for the payment of money, both payable to one Buchanan and assigned by the payee to Lippencott's intestate. These…