Schober v. Mather
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Error to the Common Pleas of Bucles county. This was an appeal by Frederick Schober from the order of the court below quashing an attachment-execution which he had sued out against Richard Mather, in which Rowland Mather, executor of Benjamin Mather, deceased, was summoned as garnishee.
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Error to the Common Pleas of Bucles county. This was an appeal by Frederick Schober from the order of the court below quashing an attachment-execution which he had sued out against Richard Mather, in which Rowland Mather, executor of Benjamin Mather, deceased, was summoned as garnishee. The, attachment-execution was issued on the 4th of September 1861, returnable on the 20th of same month, the second return day of September Term 1861, the first return day having been Monday, the 9th of said month. A general appearance was entered by E. M. Lloyd, Esq., for garnishee, after service of the writ.…
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The opinion of the court was delivered, by
Read, J.
The attachment-execution in this case was issued on the 4th of September 1861, returnable on the 20th of the same month, the second return day of September Term, the first return day having been Monday, the 9th of said month.
The legacy, distributive share, money, estate, or effects whatsoever of the defendant in the hands of the executor, were attached,' and he was summoned as garnishee, and the defendant Was not found in the bailiwick.
A general appearance was entered by counsel for the garnishee after the service of the writ.
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2Cases cited1 opinion
- Hodgdon v. NagleeSupreme Court of Pennsylvania · 1843
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