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· 5/24/1895

Noyes v. Stone

Citations

  • 163 Mass. 490
  • 40 N.E. 856
  • 1895 Mass. LEXIS 144

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  • where judgment for the Bank was reversed and remanded, because the chancellor signed the foreclosure consent decree in error
  • where judgment for the Bank was reversed and remanded, because the chancellor signed the foreclosure consent decree in error
  • consent judgment is not judicial determination of litigated right and is judgment only in sense that it goes on the record and has force and effect of judgment
  • overruled in part, on other grounds, in Carden v. McDonald, 69 Ark. App. 257, 12 S.W.3d 643 (2000)

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