Alexandria National Bank v. Cairo Hotel

HOOD, Chief Judge.

Appellant, the holder of a note executed by one Addleman, took a default judgment against him. Thereafter appellant had an attachment issued against salary due Ad-dleman from the Cairo Hotel, where Addle-man was employed as manager and auditor. The writ of attachment was served on Addleman, and he answered the writ and the interrogatories on behalf of the hotel, signing his name as manager. The corporate employer was unaware of the service of the writ, and of Addleman’s response, until Addleman left his employment there, nearly two years after the return of the writ.…