Clark v. Ewing

Per Curiam :

These cases are alike, the same questions being presented in all the records.

Appellant, in each case, insists that the judgment by default was entered before the time to plead, fixed by order of the court, had expired, and was, therefore, irregular. He also claims that, if the default was regular, the court ought to have set the same aside, upon the affidavits filed.

The time to plead was, by order of the court, extended “ to the third Monday of July,” 1875. On that day, default, for want of plea, was entered, the damages assessed and final judgment rendered. Appellant insists that…