New York Supreme Court May 15, 1867 (Goodsell v. Phillips)

By the Court,*—Balcom, J.

The plaintiff was not entitled to enter a judgment against the defendant upon the award unless the statute authorised him to do it. A party can confess a judgment, which may be entered without action, provided he complies with the provisions of the code of procedure on the subject. (See Code, §§ 382 to 384.