Interstate Contracting Co. v. Mager

Shull, P. J.,

This matter comes before the court upon a rule to show cause why judgment should not be stricken from the record.

It is, of course, fundamental that a judgment may be stricken from the record only for defects apparent upon the face of the judgment. In this case it is alleged by petitioners in the rule that the judgment before us was entered upon a note, confessing judgment, given by petitioner defendants to the Interstate Contracting Company, Inc.; that by the Interstate Contracting Company, Inc., it was assigned to the Hillside National Bank; that the judgment, as entered,…