Insurance Co. of North America v. Friedman Bros.

Stayton, Chief Justice.

Appellees, being judgment creditors of J. C. McDonald, caused an affidavit to be made that the Insurance Company of North America and another insurance company were indebted to McDonald, with a view to obtain a writ of garnishment. The affidavit did not state whether appellant or the other company was a corporation, joint stock association, or copartnership, but did allege that B. M. Burgher was the agent of each. The affidavit for garnishment should state such facts as would enable the officer who is called upon to issue the writ properly to issue it. Rev. Stats.,…