Brotherton Co. v. Jackson

Plaintiff brings error to review the judgment of the circuit judge in quashing certain writs of garnishment. The plaintiff began suit by attachment against William J. Jackson on the 22d day of November, 1923, and on the same day the sheriff attached a Studebaker sedan, belonging to the defendant, and stored it with William K. Johnson, who was doing business as Olympic Wrecked Auto Service. On January 28, 1924, the attachment was dissolved by order of the circuit judge and the sheriff was directed to restore the attached property to the defendant “after the expiration of five days from the…