Crippen v. Jacobson
Michigan Supreme Court
Error to Kent. (Montgomery, J.) 'Garnishment. The garnishee brings error.
1Opinion of the CourtCampbell, J.
Plaintiff sued Jacobson in assumpsit, and established a claim against him on four demands, one of $75, belonging to himself as original owner, and three derived by assignment, one of $50 from Charles W. Greulick, and two of $50 each from Louis Hammerschlag. All of these were for money lent on the 12th, 13th and 14th of May, 1884. The demands of Greulick and Hammerschlag were absolutely assigned to plaintiff, but he holds them for their ultimate benefit.
Suit being brought against Jacobson, defendant Fletcher was garnished and is found to have had possession of Jacobson’s stock in trade under a…
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