Vennum v. Carr

On February 20, 1906, one of the days of the January term of the Circuit Court of Vermilion county, a judgment by confession, under a warrant of attorney, was entered in favor of appellee and against appellant, for the sum of $1,088.20. The judgment was predicated upon a promissory note signed by appellant bearing date August 3, 1905, payable to the order of one C. E. Baines for the sum of $1,000, with seven per cent, interest.

Execution was issued upon said judgment and levied upon certain real estate of the defendant. During the same term of court, on April 24, 1906, appellant filed a motion…