State Bank v. Young
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from, Hamilton District Court. — Hon. C. Gr. Lee, Judge. Action by attachment against the defendants, J. E. Young and J. C. Young, in which the appellant, J. H. Johnson, was attached as garnishee. Trial to a jury, verdict for plaintiff, upon which judgment was entered against the garnishee for $1,136.40, and costs. The garnishee appeals.—
1Opinion of the CourtPreston, J.
The suit against the defendants, Young, was on promissory notes. A writ of attachment was issued, and certain real estate was levied upon. The land levied upon was sold by defendants, Young, to Johnson, the garnishee, and the deed made before the levy. Under the writ, the garnishee, Johnson, was summoned as a supposed debtor of the defendants, Young. The garnishee answered that he purchased two hundred and five acres of land of defendants, and that the deed had been delivered to him and embraced all the land *377purchased; that the indebtedness to the garnishee, together with $150 cash paid,…
2Cases cited15 opinions
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