O'Brien v. Radford

MacNeille, J.,

We are considering a rule to Show cause why plaintiff should not pay $350 as garnishee’s attorneys’ fees.

The plaintiff, James M. O’Brien, being a creditor of the defendant, William H. Radford, proceeded against Commercial National Bank & Trust Company and G. M. Radford as garnishees. Interrogatories were filed and answers made *178which denied that garnishee had any money or property in its hands belonging to the defendant. The lower court directed a verdict for the plaintiff, but later granted defendant’s motion for judgment n. o. v., which was sustained on March 9,1934, when the…