Reeves v. Plough

—This was a proceeding instituted by the appellee against the appellants, to have satisfaction of a judgment ordered, which had been rendered in favor of the appellants against the appellee, as authorized by 2 G. & H. 220, sec. 377. The motion assumed the form of a regular complaint. An issue, by general denial of the complaint, was formed; there was a trial by jury; a verdict for the plaintiff; a motion by the defendants for a new trial overruled ; and a judgment rendered, by which the judgment was declared satisfied, and the defendants perpetually enjoined from attempting to collect the…