Middleton Lumber & Fuel Co. v. Kosanke

The controversy is whether the plaintiff, as a judgment creditor of the defendants Kosanke and Hill, is, by virtue of its garnishee process, entitled to the proceeds of a crop of peas grown, harvested, sold, and delivered, under a written contract, by Kosanke to the defendant, Silver Creek Canning Company, or whether the interpleaded defendant, Washkoska, is entitled to those proceeds, as was held by the trial court. It appears, from undisputed evidence and some findings of the trial court, which are not questioned by the plaintiff, that during the crop season of 1933 Kosanke operated Hill’s…