Bridges v. Samuelson

Acker, Presiding Judge.—

Appellees as heirs of A. W. Samuelson recovered judgment against appellant on the 20th day of Hovember, 1883,. for the sum of $1492, for money and effects belonging to said Samuelson at the time he died intestate at appellant’s residence, leaving his effects in the possession of appellant.

Ho execution was issued on this judgment within the year and it became dormant. On February 16, 1887, appellees brought suit on the dormant judgment, setting it out in the petition, and alleged that it was “a subsisting, valid, final, unappealed from judgment and a wholly unpaid debt…