Geo. R. Newell & Co. v. Martin & Wagner
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Lyon District Court. — How. O. H. Lewis, Judge. ActxoN in attachment wherein the First National Bank of Rock Rapids wás served with garnishment process, upon the claim that it held property of defendants, or was their debtor. A judgment was rendered against the garnishee after answer denying indebtedness, and a trial upon issues founded thereon. The garnishee appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtBeck, J.
i. Partnership veyancef11' vfduaiVart-" ner‘ I. The undisputed facts of the case, so far as they are involved in the controlling question of ^aw demanding consideration, are these: The defendants Martin & Wagner, mercan-file partners, were, as a firm, indebted to the garnishee for the sum of about three thousand dollars, and Martin was indebted to it individually in nearly the same amount. In payment of these debts, the firm transferred by bill of sale, and delivered to the garnishee all its stock in trade, all notes and accounts and furniture in its storehouse, which constituted all the…
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