Clarke v. Shaw
United States Circuit Court
Attachment of Money Held by a Trustee as United States Marshal.
1Opinion of the CourtWheeler, J.
The trustee, as marshal of this district, has $884.98 in his hands which he has collected on an execution issued out of this court in favor of this defendant. The statutes of the state provide that “a person having goods, effects, or credits of the defendant intrusted or deposited in his hands or possession, ” may be summoned as a trustee, and that “such goods, effects, and credits shall thereby be attached, and held to respond to the final judgment in the suit. ” Rev. Laws, § 1068. The marshal has been summoned as trustee of the defendant in this suit commenced in a court of the,state to…
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