Iglehart v. Church

Citations

• 35 Ill. 255

Syllabus

<p>1. Judgments by confession—Proof of execution o warrant of attorney. Where a judgment is confessed in open court by warrant of attorney, and it is recited in the judgment that the execution of the warrant of attorney was proved, the finding of that fact will be deemed as binding and conclusive as any other within its jurisdiction; and such a judgment is not erroneous, although no affidavit appears in the record, proving the execution of the warrant of attorney under which it was confessed.</p>