Hurst, Purnell & Co. v. Home Protection Fire Insurance

— When an answer in a garnishment is full and complete, and leaves nothing for ascertainment by-events to transpire afterwards, then, unless the truth of the answer is controverted, or some other issue is formed upon it, tbe case is one for simple judicial determination. If the answer admits a money liability due to tbe defendant in the judgment, on which debt or ini'ebitatus assumpsit can be maintained, then a money judgment will be rendered against the garnishee. If the admitted indebtedness has not matured, or if the debt, to aid the collection of which the garnishment is sued out, has not…