McLendon v. King, McRea & Co.

Opinion by

Will-son, J.

(Transferred from Austin. J

§'310. Garnishment; deed of assignment not void because it reserves surplus to assignor. Appellant was garnished upon a judgment obtained by appellees against McCall & Hicks. He answered, that prior to the service of the garnishment upon him, McCall & Hicks had assigned to him all their property which was subject to execution, for the benefit of consenting creditors; that he had accepted the trust, had executed, etc., the required bond as assignee, and had taken possession of the property assigned; that there was in his hands $2,849.22, the…