Callahan v. Harwell

1. “Where, by direction of the owner of a certain fund, it was placed, in the hands of another to be paid to a third party, the bailee not having promised to pay the money to such third party, and the latter not having authorized it to be placed in the bailee’s hands, the fund in the hands of the bailee, before payment or promise to pay by him, was the money of the bailor,” and, while subject to garnishment as against the bailor, was not subject to garnishment as against the third person for whom the money was intended. Cox v. Reeves, 78 Ga. 543 (3 S. E. 620); Bostwick Supply Co. v. Hodgson…