Siegel ex rel. American Glass Co. v. Liberty Trust & Savings Bank

In a garnishment proceeding, commenced April 24, 1931, in which two claimants of the fund intervened, there was a trial of the issues without a jury in September, 1932, resulting in the court finding in substance as follows: That there is a fund in the hands of the garnishee (hereinafter called the Liberty Bank) as shown by its additional answer, in the sum of $2,920.03; that of this fund the beneficial plaintiff (American Glass Co.) is entitled to $1,360.50; and that Hyman J. Rosenberg, intervening claimant, is entitled to the balance of the fund, or $1,559.53. On September 9, 1932,…