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1 Mo. 116

Vernon & Blake v. Boggs

Supreme Court of Missouri

Decided September 15, 1821

Supreme Court of Missouri · decided 1821-09-15

<p>When a judgment is confessed before the Clerk, in vacation, and the Court after-wards refuses to have the judgment entered up as of the term next succeeding the confession, a mandamus will go in the alternative.</p>

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Decided 1821-09-15

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M’Girk, C. J.,

¶1delivered the opinion of the Court.

¶2This is an application to this Court, to- issue a mandamus to the Circuit Court, for the first judicial circuit, to compel that Court to enter .up a judgment. The case, as made out, is, that some time heretofore, the plaintiffs filed their declaration in the Cleric’s office of Howard county; that the defendant thereupon appeared before the Clerk in vacation, and confessed a judgment for the amount claimed in the declaration. So the matter stood till July term of that Court, 1821. That after notice to-the defendant to that effect, application was, at said term, made to the Court to have the said confession entered up in due form as of the term next succeeding the said confession, which the Court refused.

¶3Let the mandamus go, in the alternative, returnable to the next term of this Court.

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