Levinson v. Home Bank & Trust Co.

The appellant bank was summoned as garnishee in the trial court in proceedings brought for the use of Morris Fleisher upon a judgment obtained by him against Albert Levinson, Samuel Stein and Abraham Levinson. The garnishee bank answered there was nothing due, and this answer was contested.

Upon the trial it was made to appear that at the time of the service of the summons, namely, March 10, 1928, the garnishee had on deposit to the credit of Samuel Stein in a checking account the sum of $448.77.

Raymond A. Graff, chief clerk of the defendant bank, testified to the foregoing facts as a witness…