Supreme Court dismisses debt repayment claim where debtor knew of invalid debt but creditor failed to stop execution.

The Supreme Court dismissed the debtor's claim for repayment of overpaid funds, ruling that the creditor's failure to halt execution after learning of the debt's invalidity constituted implied consent. The debtor had received notice of a revision reducing the debt and expert opinions confirming the lower amount, yet the creditor continued enforcement proceedings. Consequently, the court held that the debtor could not demand restitution because the creditor's inaction amounted to approval of the continued collection.