Collins v. Thuringer

This case presents the question of priority between an attorney’s lien and a garnishment.

On February 1, 1923, the district court of Denver rendered judgment for $697.95 in favor of W. R. Cline and against Edyeth Villaume', later known as Edith Thuringer. On December 30,1929, the same court, in case No. 101,275, rendered judgment for $700' in favor of Edith Thuringer and against Charles W. Thuringer. W. Pénn Collins acted as Edith Thuringer’s attorney in that case. The day after the rendition of that judgment, Cline took out execution on his judgment and caused a garnishment summons to be…