Keep v. Sanderson
Wisconsin Supreme Court
ERROR TO THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ROCK COUKIY. This cause was originally commenced by the plaintiff in error, by a writ of attachment against Manchester & Wentworth, as principal debtors, and by garnishee process against the present defendant in error, George B. Sanderson. At the September term of said court, the plaintiff obtained judgment against Manchester & Wentworth for the sum of $8,539.11 damages, and costs.
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ERROR TO THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ROCK COUKIY. This cause was originally commenced by the plaintiff in error, by a writ of attachment against Manchester & Wentworth, as principal debtors, and by garnishee process against the present defendant in error, George B. Sanderson. At the September term of said court, the plaintiff obtained judgment against Manchester & Wentworth for the sum of $8,539.11 damages, and costs. Afterwards, during the same term of the said Circuit Court, the said Sanderson, as garnishee, appeared and filed Lis answer, taken before a justice of tlie peace, which was stipulated…
1Opinion of the Court
By the Court,
Crawfokd, J.
The defendant in error, Geo. B. Sanderson, was summoned as a garnishee in a proceeding by attachment, instituted by John M. Keep against Thomas C. Manchester and Charles R. P. Wentworth. The garnishee appeared in the Circuit Court for Bock county, and from his disclosure it appeared that he held a large amount of real estate, goods and merchandize, accounts, notes and other securities, to the amount of about fifteen thousand dollars, all of which, or the proceeds there- ■ of, were in his hands at the time of his disclosure, and that he held the same by virtue of an…
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