Schoppenhast v. Bollman

Suit by the appellees on three promissory notes payable to said female appellee. Answer in three paragraphs. The first is to the whole complaint, and sets up facts to show that said Bollman is the real owner and the party in interest in said notes, so payable to his wife; and that said appellant, as a garnishee in certain attachment proceedings instituted against said Bollman, had been compelled to pay, &c., a great part of said notes, and for the balance a recovery had been obtained, &c.

The second paragraph is pleaded as a defence to the third note, and avers the same facts and the same…