Mitchell v. Scott

Appellee Scott sued William Jessen and recovered judgment for $673.83. A writ of garnishment was sued out against appellant, Mitchell, and served February 16, 1928. Appellant answered in the negative the matters inquired of in the writ, which answer was controverted. Upon trial without a jury, judgment was rendered in Scott's favor for the sum above mentioned.

While we do not agree with the conclusion of law upon which the trial court based its judgment, nevertheless the judgment rendered is correct upon the undisputed facts.

At the time the writ was served, Jessen, doing business as the El…