Wall v. Whisler
Indiana Supreme Court
APPEAL from the Wabash Court of Common Pleas.
1Opinion of the CourtWorden, J.
J.— Whisler, having recovered a judgment against one Lent, in the Circuit Court of Wabash county, and having issued an execution thereon which was returned nulla bona, filed an affidavit stating the recovery of the judgment, and the issuing and return-of the execution, and that the appellant, Wall, was indebted to Lent in the sum of 155 dollars on note and mortgage. Wall was summoned to answer, but Lent was not in any manner made a party to the proceedings. Wall appeared, and moved to set aside the complaint and dismiss the proceedings for the want of proper parties, but his motion was…
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