Felger v. Jersey Cereal Food Co.

Per Curiam,

A joint judgment was confessed on two 'Separate warrants of attorney, the first of which authorized the entry of judgment against the maker of a certain note and the second a judgment against the payee, who had assigned the note and guaranteed payment to Ms assignee. On application of the executors of the last mentioned defendant, (who died after executing the guaranty and assignment indorsed on the note), the court below struck off the judginent as to him, saying, inter alia, “We are of the opinión that the [holder] of the note cannot enter a joint judgment against the maker and…