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No. 899
    EDMONDSON v. WEISS
    No. 20010.
    Supreme Court
    On motion to certify.
    Dock. July 27, 1926;
    4 Abs. 525.
    707. ^ LEASES — Is default judgment against an assignee of a lessee good against, a purchaser of said lease from, assignee who was in possession and not made party to suit?
    Attorneys — A. H. Martin for Edmondson; D. P. Perris for Weiss; both of Cleveland.
   Edmondson contends in the Supreme Court that a default judgment against a lessee’s assignee, avoiding a lease is binding on purchaser of lease from assignee, who was in possession of property at the time of suit and was not made a party thereto.