Dulsky v. Lerner

The defendant, Jacob. Lerner, with one Goldberg, executed a promissory note on March 4,1911, for $150, due 8 months after, to which was added their joint power of attorney to confess judgment at any time after the date of the note. Subsequently, the note came into the hands of the. plaintiff, Dulsky, who, on September 6,1911, caused a confession of judgment to be entered in the municipal court of Chicago against the defendant, Lerner, alone. Upon execution being-served upon the latter, he filed a debtor’s schedule. Nothing further appears to have been done until February 19, 1920, when the…