Lamon v. Harada

The controversy in this case arose out of the following facts:

In May, 1924, plaintiff in error had judgment against Y. Kanetomo. During that year Kanetomo raised on a farm, known as the Potter farm, sugar beets which he sold to the Holly Sugar Corporation. On September 14, 1925, plaintiff caused an alias execution to be issued on the judgment against Kanetomo, and on September 21, 1925, garnishment process was served on the Sugar Corporation, which, on or about October 1, 1925, answered: “We are holding money due from 1924 crop of beets in the amount of five hundred seven dollars and…