Johnson v. Alvis

Final judgment, overruling a motion to quash an execution issued upon a certain confessed judgment, was entered by the trial court. The plaintiffs in error are complaining of said final judgment and contend that the confessed judgment, upon which the execution was issued, fs void and that no execution could be issued thereon.

On May 6, 1927, B. T. Johnson, E. G. Johnson, H. C. Johnson and T. C. Johnson, who were the plaintiffs in the trial court, executed a note, payable on demand to R. M. Alvis, for $717.71 with interest. They, as makers, by a provision embodied therein, constituted Bernard…