Posey v. Underwood

The judgment by confession in this case, was taken the regular course of judicial proceedings and not under the act of 1820; it is alledged by Ralph Smith, is an attaching creditor of the defendant, to be His affidavit charges the fraud distinct- ; and in addition to it, he relies on the evidence of debt, accompanying the confession, which is an account manifestly made up from memory, and not from original entries, and a due bill for the amount of the account, bearing even date with the confession; and also on the further fact, that the defendant is the son-in-law *263of the plaintiff. On this…