Naltner v. Dolan

Naltner, on the 24th day of February, 1883, commenced proceedings in attachment against Dolan, and on the same day caused a summons in garnishment to be served on the appellants herein. On the 7th day of March following, upon his intervening petition, Montague was admitted as a party to the proceeding. He filed a cross complaint, in which he alleged, in substance, that the fund in the hands of the appellants—that being the subject of the attachment and garnishee proceedings—had been assigned to him by Dolan, for a valuable consideration, before the proceedings wore commenced. He prayed…