Dundee Cement Co. v. Schupbach Bros., Inc.

This case arises from a contract action in which plaintiff obtained a consent judgment for $67,238.99 against Schupbach Brothers. A writ of garnishment was issued on D & C Builders, which denied garnishee liability. Based on what appeared to be a valid default judgment against D & C for failure to disclose, plaintiff obtained a garnishment against Citizens Commercial & Savings Bank for its admitted liability of $7,463.40 to D & C. The trial court granted garnishee defendant D & C’s motion to quash the writ of garnishment and/or judgment, citing procedural defects regarding the default…