¶1The judgment is regular against the defendants as joint debtors. (10 Wend. 630.) The motion must be denied, with costs.
¶2Rule accordingly.
2 How. Pr. 20
Decided December 15, 1845
New York Supreme Court · decided 1845-12-15
This was a judgment entered upon a cognovit given by defendant Johnson for the firm of Johnson & Brown, who were co-partners. After *the service of a declaration on Johnson. Brown not having been served with declaration. Brown alleged he did not consent to it; judgment was entered against both defendants ai.d execution issued against the joint property of the defendants and the sole property of defendant Johnson.
Relies on Pardee v. Haynes & Merriam
Decided 1845-12-15
¶1The judgment is regular against the defendants as joint debtors. (10 Wend. 630.) The motion must be denied, with costs.
¶2Rule accordingly.