Arnold v. Citizens & Southern National Bank

1. Before a judgment can be enforced in favor of a party other than the one in whose favor it is rendered, it must be transferred in writing to such person. Anderson v. Baker, 60 Ga. 599; Jones v. Hightower, 117 Ga. 749, 750 (45 S. E. 60); Screws v. Anderson, 124 Ga. 361, 363 (52 S. E. 429); Colter v. Livingston, 154 Ga. 401, 407 (114 S. E. 430).

2. Only the plaintiff, his authorized agent, his attorney at law, or in case of his death the personal representative of the estate of the plaintiff, can make the required affidavit to obtain the summons of garnishment. See Civil Code (1910), §§ 5266,…