Mumford v. Stocker
1 Cow. 178
Opinion
The motion must be denied. The judgment of the Common Pleas was not an extinguishment of the judgment here. Both debts are of equal degree. Satisfaction cannot be entered upon motion, on the ground of a recovery in another Court, until the judgment there is, in fact, satisfied.
Motion denied.
Vid. Briggs v. Thompson, 20 John. 294.
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