Andrews v. Olaff

In the complaint it is alleged that Olaff secured judgment in his action against Andrews by fraud, deceit and perjury in his testimony at the trial, intentionally committed to prevent Andrews from taking advantage of Olaff’s lack of an operator’s license, and also that since the judgment Andrews had discovered new evidence contradicting Olaff’s testimony. At the trial, plaintiff made the further claim that the judgment rendered against himself in the original action was void as contravening the public policy of the State, and its enforcement should be enjoined regardless of what occurred at…