Osborne v. Schutt

— In August, 1875, plaintiffs instituted suit before a justice of the peace, by attachment, against John Sibbett on an open account for about $54. Grounds of attachment: fraudulent disposition of property to hinder and delay creditors. Defendant George Schutt was summoned to appear and answer as guarnishee of defendant Sibbett. Sibbett appeared and filed plea in abatement. Judgment in favor of plaintiffs on plea in abatement. No controversy in regard to amount of account against Sibbett and judgment for plaintiffs, $54.52. Garnishee then answered that he had no funds or property in his hands…