Gaston v. Jackson National Bank

1. An attachment against a nonresident may be sued out in any county in the State, and may be served in another county by summons of garnishment issued in that county and returnable in that county. Civil Code (1910), §§ 5060, 5061, 5063, 5079, 5096, 5279. It was no ground for the dismissal of a garnishment proceeding that the attachment proceeding upon which it was issued was sued out in another county. Where, after the attachment had been served by summons of garnishment and the garnishee had answered admitting funds in possession, a judgment was rendered upon the attachment against the…