Vanderhoof v. Holloway

The disclosure of the garnishees was wholly insufficient to warrant a judgment against them. It was, in substance, that they were employed as auctioneers by defendant’s husband and agent to sell her household furniture at auction, at her house, they to receive as their commission 10 per cent, of the total amount of sales, the defendant’s husband to do the collecting. The garnishees sold the furniture under this contract, the aggregate amount of the salps being $490. All the money was collected by defendant’s husband from the purchasers, except the first $45, which was all the money that ever…