Schroeppel v. Jewell , 1 Cow. 208 ( 1823 )

Curia.

Were the second cause terminated, by the entry of a judgment upon the verdict, that would, doubtless, be an extinguishment of the judgment in this cause. But a case has been regularly made, upon which the party may move for a new trial. Jewell must await the result of that proceeding. It will be a satisfaction, or not, according to the event. The application is premature.

Rule refused.^(a)

(a) Had the balance been found for the defendant, in the second action, whether the Court would order satisfaction, even after judgment ? Quare. (Vid. Mumford v. Stocker, ante, 178.)