Walker v. Turner
Court of Appeals of Tennessee
1Opinion of the CourtFaw, P. J.
This record presents a controversy between a judgment-creditor and a garnishee. The record of the proceedings by which the creditor’s judgment was obtained is eliminated from the transcript by stipulation and a “designated” record is before us. However, it is stipulated of record that “complainant Lena Turner Walker has a valid and binding judgment for $240 and the costs of the cause against M. C. Turner, J. G. (Gordon) Turner et al., and that the same and no part thereof is satisfied.”
An execution was issued from the aforesaid judgment and was executed by garnishment notice to W. M. Johnson,…
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