Wierich v. De Zoya
Illinois Supreme Court
Bill in Chancery for an injunction, &c., in the Jo Daviess Circuit Court, filed by the appellant against the appellees. At the August special term of said Court, 1845, the Hon. Thomas C. Browne presiding, the hill was demurred to, the demurrer sustained and the bill dismissed.
1Opinion of the Court
The Opinion of the Court was delivered by
Caton, J.*
The bill shows, that the complainant was served with a garnishee process in an attachment suit, in which the present defendants were plaintiffs and one McCormick was defendant, in which a judgment was perfected against the present complainant as a debtor of McCormick, to whom in fact he was not indebted, and that he might have successfully defended himself against the said proceedings, had he attended and made defence. The reason assigned in the bill for not attending to the suit is, that after the issuing of the set. fa., which was sued out…
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