Holliday v. Thomas

Morris, C.

— The appellees sued the appellants for the' purpose of having a certain judgment declared satisfied. The-complaint consists of two paragraphs.

The first states that "William J. Holliday, John W. Murphy and John A. Furgason, on the 16th day of March, 1875, recovered a judgment in the Hancock Circuit Court against-the appellees, William O. Thomas and Austin K. Spencer, for' the sum of $198.44 and costs amounting to $9.95; that on or about the 13th day of March, 1876, the appellees fully paid off said judgment and costs, and that the appellants thereupon promised and agreed to satisfy…