Hall v. Adair

*268OPINION

By the Court,

Badt, C. J.:

Hall sued Adair, obtained a default judgment, and levied on funds in the hands of one Bert Paris, which had theretofore been attached. Paris did not dispute his indebtedness to Adair, nor did he protest the levy or intervene or in any way become a party to the litigation. Hall demanded of the sheriff that the latter pay over to him on his judgment and execution sufficient of *269the funds levied upon to satisfy the same. In the meantime one Scow, on behalf of himself and some 11 other persons, filed with the sheriff a claim that they had performed services for…