Curby v. Mastenbrook

After obtaining a judgment against the principal defendants (see Curby v. Mastenbrook, 288 Mich. 676), plaintiff secured a writ of garnishment against garnishee defendant, Auto Owners Insurance Company. The latter filed a disclosure denying liability. . Plaintiff then filed special interrogatories to which the garnishee made answer, and demanded trial of the statutory issue. Subsequently, plaintiff filed a motion for summary judgment. This was met by objections to the entry of summary judgment and by a motion to dismiss plaintiff’s application.

The objections were that the garnishment matter…