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· 2/22/1899

Lohman v. Cox

Citations

  • 9 N.M. 503
  • 9 Gild. 503

Syllabus

<p>SYLLABUS BY THE COURT.</p> <p>Decree — Appealable Order — Default Judgment. — 1.—A decree under a bill for the sale of mortgaged property ordering payment of a specific sum of money to plaintiffs, that a master or trustee sell the premises, and permitting the ease to pend in the court awaiting the master’s report, is a final decree which may be appealed from.</p> <p>2. — Defendants in a suit at law or in equity have the whole of the last rule day within which to plead, and a default judgment taken prior to the expiration of the whole of that day is void.</p>

Judges: Been, Counsel, Leland, McEie, Mills, Orumpacker, Parker

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