Central Missouri Paving Co. v. Kraft

I concur in the majority opinion delivered in this case, but to the extent only of the result and, as to that, only with the qualifications here expressed. In my view, the majority opinion indulges a superficial choice to avoid confronting the dispositive issue in the case, the validity of the judgment on which the contested garnishment in aid of execution was obtained. In so doing, the majority opinion improvidently postpones decision as to a procedural and jurisdictional question of general importance to the trial courts and of immediate practical concern to appellant. Moreover, even in its…