Joyner v. Graybeal

How courts have described this case

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• set aside of confessed judgment proper where defendant alleged plaintiff’s impairment of defendant’s security, which if true would release defendant’s liability
• set aside of confessed judgment proper where defendant alleged plaintiff’s impairment of defendant’s security, which if true would release defendant’s liability
• merger deemed to have occurred where creditor demonstrated a clear intention to extinguish his lien at the time title was transferred to him by directing that the word “None” be written in the transfer clause on the back of the title certificate where outstanding liens were to be noted.
• rejecting potential double recovery as “inequitable”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).