69 Me. 381 | Me. | 1879
It is well settled, both in England and in this country, that judgments in cross actions may be set off, the one against the other, when the parties in interest are the same, on motion addressed to the court in which one or both of the actions is pending. If the amounts are equal, both will be satisfied. If
The right to have the set-off moved for in these cases made is unquestionable. All possible objections to it are fully answered by the foregoing propositions, and the authorities cited in support of them.
Set-off ordered as moved for.