Rucker v. Aymett
Tennessee Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtChief Justice Neil
On the 9.th day. of June, 1939, a decree was entered in the Chancery Court of Shelby County in favor of Wina-fred Rucker and against Julian Aymett in the sum of $6,463.47; together with the costs. The validity of this decree is not questioned. It remained unsatisfied until *675September,' 1946, at which time an execution was issued returnable to the first Monday in October, 1946. At the same time, the sheriff procured a garnishment and the same was served upon MeCallum Aymett on October 3, 1946, requiring her to appear at a specified time before the Chancery Court, then and there to answer as…
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