New York Finance Co. v. Potter

DALLAS, Circuit Judge.

An attachment execution was issued at the suit of the New York Finance Company against George Van Hook Potter, the defendant, and the Fidelity Trust Company, garnishee. Interrogatories were filed, and the garnishee answered them fully and in detail. It admitted that under a certain deed of trust it held in trust securities of the value of $54,000, but averred that the corpus or principal of said trust was not subject to the attachment. It separately admitted that it had been paying the income of this trust property to the defendant, and that “at the time the attachment…