Durk v. Scully
Washington Supreme Court
Appeal from a judgment of the superior court for King county, Griffin, J., entered October 10, 1904, upon findings in favor of an intervener, after a trial on the merits before the court without a jury, awarding the ownership of funds in possession of a garnishee.
1Per curiam
In November, 1903, the appellant II. O. Durk recovered a judgment against M. C. Scully for the sum of $250, and costs of action amounting to $17.20. Thereafter he sued out a writ of garnishment, and caused the same to be served on the appellant Pidelity Deposit and Trust Company, requiring it to answer what amount, if any, it was indebted to Scully, and what effects if any it had in its possession or under its control belonging to Scully. The garnishee answered to the effect, that it did not have any money or properly which to its knowledge belonged to Scully, but that to secure it against…
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