Lake Park State Bank v. Rood Bros.
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Dickinson District Court. — Hons. A. D. Bailie and D. L. Coyle, Judges. The plaintiff’s suit against Pood Bros, began December 12, 1908, was aided by writ of attachment, and this was served by garnishing the German Savings Bank and Theodore Strathman, its cashier.
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Appeal from Dickinson District Court. — Hons. A. D. Bailie and D. L. Coyle, Judges. The plaintiff’s suit against Pood Bros, began December 12, 1908, was aided by writ of attachment, and this was served by garnishing the German Savings Bank and Theodore Strathman, its cashier. The latter answered, as garnishee, that “he and said bank were garnished; -that he clerked a sale for defendants December 5, 1908, receiving as the proceeds from said sale the sum of $1,541.46; that the sale was had in the name of Rood Bros, and the proceeds were from the property belonging to them, and that he had said…
1Opinion of the CourtLadd, J.
The property of Rood Bros, was mortgaged to Lizzie Rood to secure an indebtedness of $3,000, and by agreement with the mortgagee it was sold at public auction and the proceeds received by the German Savings Bank. Thereafter plaintiff, the Lake Park State Bank, instituted suit against Rood Bros., aided by a writ of attachment, and this was served by garnishing the German Savings Bank. It answered that it-had received $1,541.46 ■as the proceeds of the sale of property belonging to Rood Bros., without asserting any claim thereto. Lizzie Rood filed a petition of intervention, claiming the…
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