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· 2/15/1894

Citizens' Loan Ass'n v. Martin

Citations

  • 15 Del. 213

Syllabus

<p>Judgment. Lien.—A judgment by default, which is interlocutory in its nature and which cannot become final until the amount is ascertained, is of itself no lien, nor will the lien of the final judgment when entered thereon relate back to the entry of the interlocutory judgment, but it takes effect as a lien from the time of ascertaining the amount.</p>

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