Blair v. Winston

An attachment was issued out of the Superior Court of Baltimore City by the appellant against the appellee and one L. P: Routt as non-residents of this State. The appellee having made a motion to quash the attachment, the case was tried before the Court, and the motion to quash sustained. The plaintiff asked leave to amend by striking out the name of L. P. Routt from the proceedings, which was granted, and the amendment made. The principal controversy was whether the appellee was a non-resident of this State, within the meaning of our attachment laws, and although such questions involve both…