Weigley v. Conrade

Citations

• 132 Pa. 147
• 19 A. 58
• 1890 Pa. LEXIS 781

Syllabus

<p>1. In an application to open a judgment entered by confession in favor of the assignee of a bond, if it appear that the assignee advanced money to the obligee upon the security of the bond, it is no ground for relief that it was given by the defendant without consideration, but for the purpose of enabling the obligee to raise money upon it.</p> <p>2. Where, upon insufficient grounds shown, an erroneous order has been made opening a judgment to let the defendant into a defence, which order is reversed, the subsequent proceedings upon the issue awarded, though terminating in a verdict and judgment for the defendant, must also be set aside: [See Scott’s App., 123 Pa. 155.]</p>