Jones v. Norris

ORMOND, J

— The questions of law presented on the record, arise out of an issue to try the truth of an answer made by the plaintiff in error, to a summons of garnishment, issued by the defendant in error, a judgment creditor of one James F. Johns.

The record is exceedingly defective, as it does not contain either the answer of the garnishee, or the issue tendered by the defendant. From the bill of exceptions, it appears, that the answer, among other things, set forth, that various promissory notes were endorsed and assigned to the garnishee, by Johns in consideration of certain liabilities…