Lovell v. Denison
Michigan Supreme Court
Error to Bay; Collins, J. Garnishment by Clifford Fi Lovell against William E. Denison as garnishee of Genevieve S. McCormick, principal defendant. Judgment for plaintiff. Garnishee defendant brings error.
1Opinion of the CourtBird, J.
This proceeding was instituted under the garnishee law to determine whether the garnishee defendant had money or property in his possession belonging to the principal defendant. It was so adjudged by a jury, and judgment was accordingly rendered against him. By writ of error, the case has been brought to this court for review.
Upon the death of her mother in February, 1908, Genevieve McCormick, the principal defendant, became the owner of her estate. The estate consisted of personal property of the value of nearly $1,500, and real estate appraised at $6,500. The debts owing by the estate…
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