Heyward Bros. & Co. v. Phillips Buttoff M'fg. Co.
Supreme Court of Alabama
Appeal from Birmingham City Court. Tried before Hon. H. A. Sharpe. cited Cleveland v. State, 34 Ala. 258 ; Tellinghast v. Johnson; 5 Ala. 514; Carey v. Go-egg, 3 Stew. 433 ; Barher v. Ferrill, 57 Ala. 446 ; Brake on Attachment, § 453 ; Endlich on Statutes, §351. No brief on file.
1Opinion of the Court
HARALSON,
J. — This was an attachment suit before a justice of the peace, by Phillips Buttoff Manufacturing Co., plaintiffs, v. Blah’s Southern Furniture Company, defendant, a firm composed, as stated, of Herman Bich, in which suit the Bichmond & Danville Bailroad Co. was summoned to answer as garnishee. A trial was had on the 20th January, 1892, and a judgment rendered against the defendant for $99.50. On the same day the garnishee answered, admitting the possession of fifty-four bundles of chairs, consigned to Herman Bich, of the firm of Bich’s Southern Furniture Co. No suggestion of notice…
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