Cardillo v. Torquato Bros.

Boose, P. J.,

On March Í5, 1937, plaintiff, with leave of court first had and obtained, confessed judgment against defendants to the above-stated number and term for $2,288.16 debt, $114.40 attorney’s commission, or a total of $2,402.56, with interest from March 15, 1937, upon a warrant of attorney contained in a certain judgment note dated May 8, 1924, for 28,000 lire, payable three months after date, a copy whereof will hereinafter be set forth. Subsequently, on April 12, 1937, defendants presented their petition for a rule upon plaintiff to show cause why said judgment should not be *295opened…