Keyes v. Peterson

Devaney, Chief Justice.

On February 3, 1932, defendants were indebted to plaintiff in the sum of $570. They executed their promissory note in that amount, bearing six per cent interest and due in six months. Attached to the noté and separated by a perforated line ivas an authorization for confession of judgment. This permitted any attorney at law to appear in court at any time thereafter and to confess judgment against defendants. On February 4, 1932, plaintiff filed this authorization ivitli the court, and a confession of judgment was duly executed by an attorney at laiv against defendants in…