Conkey v. Conder

This was an action by appellant against appellees.

The complaint was in two paragraphs.

The first paragraph was in the nature of an equity proceeding to enjoin the collection of a judgment and to have the judgment declared null and void.

In the second paragraph there was a demand to have the judgment set aside and the case reopened, with leave to defend against the claim of appellees.

The judgment sought to be set aside had been obtained in 1882, by appellees against appellant and his co-partner, James Donegan; and the reason given for claiming that the judgment should be held void is that…