Seaboard Finance Co. v. Ruppert

CAYTON, Chief Judge.

Having obtained judgment by default against a man named Chase, plaintiff caused a garnishment to be issued against his employer. The employer answered that he owed defendant only 44 cents and that he paid him at the rate of $38 per week. Four days after the filing of that answer plaintiff followed with another garnishment directed to the employer. This was served on August 6, 1953, at 2:40 p. m. and on the same day the garnishee swore in his answers to the printed interrogatories (1) *455that he owed defendant nothing, (2) that he paid defendant $6.33 per day, and (3) that…