Northern Ohio Bank v. Ket Associates, Inc.

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• stating that there is a defense to a cognovit note when “the particular notes in question and procedure employed in entry of judgment, were so repugnant to due process as to deprive the rendering court of jurisdiction”
• “A judgment entered by a court of competent jurisdiction is not subject to collateral attack -3- against the underlying obligation. The underlying obligation has been extinguished and replaced by the judgment.”

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