Jarboe v. Kepler

It appears that Kepler had recovered a judgment at law against Jarboe, and that there had been a return of nulla bona. The notes which were the foundation of the recovery at law, had been given in the purchase of certain lands. The bill now before us seeks to subject the equity of Jarboe in these lands to execution.

In his answer, Jarboe claims that the recovery at law is for more than was due; that certain payments had been made by him which were not credited; that trusting to the assurances of Kepler that the credits were all properly given, he suffered the judgment to pass without examin*178ing…