Lawrence v. McKenzie
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Cass District Court. — Hon. N. W. Macy, . Judge. Action by attachment against the defendant, in which certain creditors of the defendant were attached as garnishees. The American Hand-Sewed Shoe Company intervened, claiming, to be the owners of the-indebtedness due from the garnishees to the defendant. Trial to the court. Judgment against intervenor dismissing its petition, and for costs, from which ifc appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtKinne, J.
The case, as between the plaintiff and the intervenor, was submitted to the court below upon *434an agreed statement of facts, from which, we condense the following as being material to the determination of this controversy:
The defendant, J. S. McKenzie, was engaged in the boot and shoe business in Cass county, Iowa, from August 14, 1888, to February 15, 1889. On the first named date he executed to the plaintiff an assignment of “all accounts due me, as shown by my ledger and day books” which he had used and was using, in his business; also, “all accounts I hereafter make in my said business.”…
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