Morrill v. Madden

| Minn. | Jul 25, 1887

By the Court.

This ease, as now presented by an amended complaint, is deemed to be in no essential respect different from that-shown by the original complaint, which, upon a former appeal, was-decided to be insufficient to entitle the plaintiff to a remedy upon a judgment, after it had been suffered to expire by lapse of time. Morrill v. Madden, 35 Minn. 493, (29 N. W. Rep. 193.) For reasons set forth in our opinion in that case, the order sustaining this demurrer is affirmed.