Byrum v. Pharo

BROWN, Justice.

The appellee, Pharo, a judgment creditor of B. S. Byrum, sued out a writ of garnishment on his judgment citing Wilma Decker as garnishee. The garnishee answered that she was indebted to the judgment defendant in the sum of two hundred dollars, alleging that she had been notified that J. M. McGill, J. M. Ratliff, Enos C. Lewis and F. M. Burns claimed title to or interest in money in her hands, which she payed into court.

The clerk of the court thereupon issued notice to said claimants to appear within thirty days after service of the notice and propound their claims, as required…