Keene v. Smith
Oregon Supreme Court
From Marion: George H. Burnett, Judge. Action by R. G. Keene against Z. T. Smith, in which ' the Secretary of State was served with notice of garnishment as to Smith’s wages due from the State of Oregon. From an order dismissing the garnishment, this appeal is taken.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Wolverton
The plaintiff, having recovered a judgment in the justice’s court against the defendant Z. T. Smith, procured an execution to be issued upon it, by virtue of which a notice of garnishment was served upon the Secretary of State, with a view of attaching any sum that might be found due Smith from the State, he being an employé thereof. The secretary moved for a discharge of the garnishment, upon the ground that he is not^amendable thereto, which motion having been allowed, the plaintiff appealed to the circuit court,and,the judgmentof the justice’s court havingbeen affirmed, plaintiff now…
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