Johnson v. Delbridge
Michigan Supreme Court
Certiorari to Manistee Circuit.
1Opinion of the Court
Graves, J.:
This is a certiorari by Johnston to reverse a judgment given against him as garnishee in the circuit court for the county of Manistee.
Delbridge and Hubbell sued one Leitch in the circuit court, and while that suit was pending, Delbridge made affidavit, June 22, 1875, that he had good reason to believe, and.did believe, that Johnson had money in his hands belonging to Leitch, and was indebted to Leitch, and prayed that garnishee process might issue. A garnishee precept was thereupon issued against Johnson, requiring him to appear on the 3d of August, 1875, and make disclosure in…
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