International Fidelity Insurance v. Ashland Lumber Co.
Supreme Court of Virginia
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Koontz
In this appeal, we consider whether a judgment creditor may obtain a lien by writ of fieri facias on, and thus reach by garnishment, funds retained by a principal relating to a contract upon which the judgment debtor has defaulted, where the judgment debtor’s surety has assumed the duties and responsibilities of its indemnitee.
On October 16 and 22, 1992, appellant International Fidelity Insurance Company (IFIC) issued payment bonds on behalf of Nu-Way Builders of Virginia, Inc. (Nu-Way) to secure the cost of labor and materials on two contracts Nu-Way had been awarded from the Virginia…
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