Boylan v. Anderson
3 N.J.L. 529
Opinion
— The action below should have been an action of debt. A scire fadas is a writ calling on a defendant to shew cause why a judgment then subsisting against him, should not be executed. The judgment to be rendered on the sdre facias is nothing [*] more than that execution issue; one court of concurrent jurisdiction only, cannot carry into effect the judgment of another, by issuing execution on the judgment obtained in the other.
Judgment reversed.
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