Farmers & Merchants Bank v. National Life Insurance

The Farmers and Merchants Bank obtained in the city court of Dublin two common-law judgments against F. A. Brantley, each for the sum of $394.65. While the suit was pending upon which the second of these judgments was obtained, the bank sued out summons of garnishment against the National Life Insurance Company, directing it to answer to the city court of Dublin what property, money, or effects it had in its hands belong*794ing to the defendant. The garnishee filed its answer denying that it owed Brantley anything, or that it had in its hands any property, money, or effects belonging to him. It…