70 Ky. 308 | Ky. Ct. App. | 1870
delivered the opinion of the court.
The appellee having recovered a judgment for $2,214.20 against the appellant as tbe balance of a note for seven thousand dollars executed by B. P. Pepper as principal and the appellant as his surety, and also a judgment for $2,526.26 on another note in which he was also the surety of Pepper, and these judgments having been replevied, this suit in equity was
A demurrer of the appellee to the petition was sustained, and the injunction which had been granted was dissolved and the petition dismissed; and this appeal is from that judgment.
It is scarcely necessary to say that so far as the allegations of the petition indicate errors of the court which might have been grounds of reversal in this court, or a misprision of the clerk which might have been corrected by motion in the court below, this action for a modification of the judgment is neither the appropriate nor an available remedy.
In conformity with section 14 of the Civil Code of Practice, this- court has repeatedly held that a judgment obtained in an ordinary action could not be annulled or modified by
We are of the opinion that the court properly sustained the demurrer of the defendant, and rightly dissolved the injunction and dismissed the petition.
Wherefore the judgment is affirmed.