Gerard v. Basse
Supreme Court of the United States
1Opinion of the Court
1 U.S. 119
1 Dall. 119
1 L.Ed. 63
Gerard
v.
Basse et al.
No. ____.
Court of Common Pleas of Philadelphia County
December Term, 1784
1
The defendants declining in their circumstances, and being much pressed by their creditors, Basse fled, and Soyer was imprisoned at the suit of the Plaintiff. During his confinement, he executed a bond and warrant to confess judgment, to which there was one seal, and the signature was in this form, 'John Abraham Soyer for Basse & Soyer.'
2
And now a motion was made to set aside the judgment, at the instance of the creditors in general, in order that an equal distribution…
2Cases cited1 opinion
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