Bilderback & Elwell v. Hinchman
14 N.J.L. 570
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Bluebook
Bilderback & Elwell v. Hinchman, 14 N.J.L. 570 (N.J. 1835).
Opinion
The statute requires that the defendant and his security should/om in a confession of judgment to the adverse party. This can only be done by the parties appearing personally before the justice and there jointly confessing such judgment. The judgment therefore in this case against Elwell v. Bilderback, must be set aside and reversed.
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