Weimeister v. Manville

In this case the facts are the same as in the case of the same garnishee as plaintiff in error against Singer and Benedict, except that in the present case the suit against the principal debtor is alleged to be pending in the Mason circuit court. There are, however, some peculiarities about the proceedings which may projoerly be referred to, that are not found in the other case so distinctly.

By referring to the amendatory act of 1879 it will be found among other things to have changed the requisites of garnishee process in these particulars from the old statute. It provides for actions on…