Hirsch v. Dearing
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
CODY, Justice.
This is a garnishment case in which the garnishee was discharged at the request of plaintiff in garnishment, without a trial, but not upon the garnishee’s answer. The sole question on appeal is whether the allowance of $500 as attorney’s fees, which were taxed as costs, should be reversed.
Appellant, who was the holder of a judgment against Phillip Stillman for a sum, inclusive of accumulated interest, in excess of $11,000, applied for a writ of garnishment against appellee. Appellee filed a sworn answer stating that he was not indebted to Phillip Stillman and had none of his…
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