Winchester v. Jackson & Evans

As a complete statement of this canse has been given in the opinion heretofore declared (Cooke’s R. 421), and as the cause is familiar to the bar, I do not deem it necessary to go into a statement of it. It occurs to me that this case divides itself into * the three following propositions, viz: 1st, Ought the judgment in Pennsylvania, if the facts of this case were then known, to have been rendered in the way in which it has been rendered; or ought the present defendants to have recovered in that court anything against the complainant? 2d, Is the record of the judgment in Pennsylvania…