Brown v. Hebard
Wisconsin Supreme Court
APPEALS from tbe Circuit Court for Milwauleeo County. Plaintiff recovered judgment against defendant for $424.48 and execution was issued and returned nulla bona.
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APPEALS from tbe Circuit Court for Milwauleeo County. Plaintiff recovered judgment against defendant for $424.48 and execution was issued and returned nulla bona. An order of discovery was thereupon granted by a court commissioner, and served August lOtb, 1865, and defendant’s examination disclosed that be was flour inspector in tbe chamber of commerce in tbe city of Milwaukee ; that it was bis business, when requested by merchants, to inspect flour and determine its grade ; that he employed one person as deputy inspector, one laborer to handle tbe barrels and perform tbe rough work, and a…
1Opinion of the CourtDixon, C. J.
Section 94 of chapter 134, R. S., provides tbat in proceedings supplementary to execution, tbe judge may order any property of tbe judgment debtor, not exempt from execution, in tbe bands either of himself or any other person, or due to tbe judgment debtor, to be applied toward tbe satisfaction of tbe judgment, except tbat tbe earnings of tbe debt- or for his personal services at any time within sixty days next preceding tbe order, cannot be so applied when it is made to appear, by tbe debtor’s affidavit or otherwise, tbat such earnings are necessary for tbe use of a family supported wholly…
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