Mass. Bond. Co. v. Casualty Ins. Co.

In this case a writ of attachment was issued upon a judgment held by the appellant company against one Raymond K. Tongue and was returned laid in the hands of the appellee company as garnishee.

That company, as garnishee, filed its plea thereto stating therein that it, "at the time of laying the attachment in its hands it had not, nor at any time since has had, nor now has any of the goods, chattels or credits of the said defendant in its hands." A replication was filed thereto, in which it was stated that "the garnishee had at the time of the laying of the attachment in its hands the sum of…