Fall v. Hafter

The appellant filed his bill in the Chancery Court of Jones county, stating, in substance, that in April, 1860, Hafter had sued out an attachment against Andrews, in which the appellant had been summoned as a garnishee, but not by service of a copy of the attachment, as is alleged is required by law; that he was prevailed on by Andrews not to pay any attention to the attachment, as Hafter knew that the appellant owed Andrews nothing and was not subject to the attachment; that Hafter well knew, at the time h.e took judgment against the appellant, that he owed Andrews nothing, and had no…