Garis v. Hanff.

Opinion by

Baldbige, J.,

On August 11, 1932, the plaintiff obtained a judgment against the defendant, in the sum of $2,013.12. About one month later, defendant entered into a written contract with McClintic-Marshall Corporation, garnishee, for painting a bridge, for which he was to be paid $6,773'. The work was suspended in the winter of 1932. When the weather conditions improved to permit the resumption of work, defendant was unable to raise the money to finish his contract.

On March 6, 1933, defendant, with other associates, caused to be formed a corporation, under the name of T. R. Hanff &…