Per Curiam.
The justice could not legally enter a judgment, unless the defendant appeared in person, or by attorney, before him, in court, and confessed judgment, or had been duly summoned, as in ordinary cases.
Martin v. Moss
Lead Opinion
The justice could not legally enter a judgment, unless the defendant appeared in person, or by attorney, before him, in court, and confessed judgment, or had been duly summoned, as in ordinary cases.