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Tnd. Bep. 108, and Hoxie v. Wright, 2 Vermont Bep. 263, the judgment of another state, regularly obtained, when the de- fendant had been served with process, or had otherwise appeared, was held to be conclusive evidence of the debt. But the defendant must have had due notice to appear, and be subject to the jurisdiction of the court, or if a foreigner or non-resident, he must have actually appeared to the suit, or the judgment of another state will not be deemed of any validity. This is a plain... principle of justice, which pervades the jurisprudence of this and of all other countries. Killburn v. Woodworth, 5 Johns. Bep. 37. Aldrich v.
Kinney, 4 Conn. Bep. 380. Bissell v. Briggs, 9 Mass. Eep. 462. Fisher v.
Lane, 3 Wils. Bep. 197. Buchanan v. Rucker, 9 East's Bep. 192. Douglas V. Forrest, 4 Bing. Bep. 686. 702. Becquet v. McCarthy, 2 Barmo. ^ Adolph. 951. Bruce v. Wait, 1 Manning ^ Granger, 1. Pawling v.
Bird, 13 Johns. Bep. 192. Earthman v. Jones, 2 Yerger''s Tenn. Bep. 484.
Miller v.
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Tnd. Bep. 108, and Hoxie v. Wright, 2 Vermont Bep. 263, the judgment of another state, regularly obtained, when the de- fendant had been served with process, or had otherwise appeared, was held to be conclusive evidence of the debt. But the defendant must have had due notice to appear, and be subject to the jurisdiction of the court, or if a foreigner or non-resident, he must have actually appeared to the suit, or the judgment of another state will not be deemed of any validity. This is a plain... principle of justice, which pervades the jurisprudence of this and of all other countries. Killburn v. Woodworth, 5 Johns. Bep. 37. Aldrich v.
Kinney, 4 Conn. Bep. 380. Bissell v. Briggs, 9 Mass. Eep. 462. Fisher v.
Lane, 3 Wils. Bep. 197. Buchanan v. Rucker, 9 East's Bep. 192. Douglas V. Forrest, 4 Bing. Bep. 686. 702. Becquet v. McCarthy, 2 Barmo. ^ Adolph. 951. Bruce v. Wait, 1 Manning ^ Granger, 1. Pawling v.
Bird, 13 Johns. Bep. 192. Earthman v. Jones, 2 Yerger''s Tenn. Bep. 484.
Miller v.
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