Crudgington v. Hogan

This is a garnishment proceeding. Wright obtained a judgment against Hogan for about $200. Parker became stayor of execution. When the stay expired Hogan borrowed $247 and executed for it- his note with Parker as indorser. It was agreed between Hogan and Parker that enough of the money so borrowed should he used to pay off the judgment on which Parker was bound as stayor. Hogan used $26.98 of the money for his private purposes, and, not being able to find. Wright, deposited $220.02 in the Third National Bank of Knoxville. This deposit he made in his name' as executor and trustee. In the…