Hodges v. Wiles

SAMFORD, Judge.

The suit was begun on a promissory note against D. J. Atchley and Mollie Cuzzort by W. S. Wiles, who, in aid of suit, sued out a writ of garnishment' against the appellant requiring him to answer as to indebtedness to Mollie Cuzzort.

Judgment was rendered by default against the defendants, and the garnishee, W. A. Hodges, Jr., filed his answer on the 8th day of October, 1937, admitting an indebtedness. But on January 7th, 1938, the garnishee, by leave of the court, filed an amended answer in lieu of the original answer, sworn to as required by law, showing that he was indebted…