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5 Thomp. & Cook 694

Bryson v. Sheridan

New York Supreme Court

Decided December 15, 1874

New York Supreme Court · decided 1874-12-15

Appeals by defendant, Bernard Sheridan, from orders at the special term denying motions to set aside judgments. The judgments, two in number, were recovered, one by Thomas Bryson and another, and the other by Thomas Bryson against the defendant in actions to set aside a deed and mortgage.

Decided 1874-12-15

Talcott, J.

¶1The orders were affirmed on the ground that the judgments were entered upon the basis of an agreement between plaintiff’s and defendant’s attorneys, made in the presence of defendant, and that defendant had assented to the same. No point of any general importance was passed upon in the opinion.

¶2Order affirmed.

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