Joel J. Bailey & Co. v. Snyder Bros.

The point is presented in this case, whether the four judgments named above—confessed on judgment notes by the president and secretary of the company, where the notes were without the seal of the corporation, and where there was no proof on file at the time of the confession that the president and secretary had authority to execute judgment notes, and power of attorney to confess judgment—were void, or whether they were good and valid judgments. This, and similar questions, have been before this court on several occasions, and we have held that judgments confessed in vacation, as these,…