First National Bank v. Mellen
Michigan Supreme Court
Error to St. Clair. Garnishment. Plaintiff brings error.
1Opinion of the CourtCooley, J.
In the year 18Y8 the plaintiff in error having a judgment in circuit court against John E. Kitton and Brooks W. Gossage, garnished Samuel H. Woodruff as a debtor of Gossage upon a justice’s judgment; and on his disclosure took judgment for some $80. In February following John N. and Harvey Mellen applied on affidavits to have this judgment vacated, and made a showing under oath that the indebtedness of Woodruff was due, not to Gossage, but to themselves. The circuit court heard their motion and granted it, and at the same time directed the affidavit for garnishment to stand as a declaration…
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