King v. Yarbray
Supreme Court of Georgia
Abuse of legal process. Before Judge Pendleton. Fulton superior court: June 3, 1910.
1Opinion of the CourtEvans, P. J.
Yarbray sued King to recover damages, alleging, that King sued him in a justice court and caused a summons of garnishment to be served on his employer; that before the suit was brought the plaintiff informed King, who was threatening to sue him and garnish his wages, that his wages as a locomotive engineer were not subject to process of garnishment, but that his employer (a railroad company) would suspend him until the debt upon which the garnishment issued was paid if he was garnished; whereupon King replied that he was well aware of the rule of his employer that an employee would be…
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