First National Bank v. Albright

Opinion by

Parker, J.,

This is an appeal; from an order making absolute a rule to show cause why a judgment entered by confession should not be opened. The defendant alleged as a basis of his application for relief that his signature to the note authorizing the confession of judgment was forged, and this was denied in an answer by the plaintiff.

In December, 1930, Paul B. Albright, who was engaged in the insurance business with his father, J. W. Albright, presented to the plaintiff bank a judgment note for $1,800 purporting to be signed by himself and his father. The note Was renewed three times…