Royal Tire Service v. George W. Bell Co.

In this case the Royal Tire Service caused a garnishment in aid of execution to be issued against the city of Omaha and the First National Bank of Omaha, it being alleged that each of said garnishees had funds in its possession belonging to the judgment debtors, George W. Bell and George W. Bell Company. One Henry J. Lindeman intervened and claimed to be the owner of the property garnished. From an order finding that the intervener was the owner of the garnished property, the Royal Tire Service appeals.

*239It appears that on November 30, 1934, the Royal Tire Service obtained a judgment against…