Legal Opinion
Burnett v. Doyle
Supreme Court of Colorado
Decided September 15, 1905No. 5018; No. 2569 C. APublished
Appeal from the District Court of Arapahoe County: Ron. John I. Mullins, Judge.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Maxwell
Doyle (appellee) sued The New Creamery Restaurant Company in attachment and caused to he issued garnishment summons, which was served on The Festival of Mountain and Plain Association, which answered, No indebtedness.
The answer of the garnishee was traversed by Doyle, and an indebtedness from the garnishee to the restaurant company of $206.50 was alleged.
The traverse also alleged that the restaurant company was a corporation; that one J. J. Wood was its general manager; that on September 19,1899, the festival association and restaurant company, 'acting through Wood, its manager, entered into'…
2Cases cited2 opinions
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- Persse v. GaffneyColorado Court of Appeals · 1895