Muir v. Miller
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Van Burén District Court. — Hon. M. A. Eoberts, Judge. Garnishment proceedings, commenced as at law, and subsequently transferred to the equity docket. There was a hearing on the merits, and a decree, from which the plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
Eobinson, j.
In October, 1888, the plaintiff, as administrator of the estate of S. J. Miller, deceased, recovered in the Yan Burén district court judgment against the defendant M. J. Miller for the sum of two thousand, two hundred and twenty-seven dollars and -twelve cents, with interest and costs. In July, 1891, a general execution was issued on the judgment, and the defendant Ellen L. Miller was garnished as a supposed debtor of the defendant M. J. Miller, and her answers were taken by a commissioner appointed by the court. The answers thus taken showed that M. J. Miller was the husband of…
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