Parks v. Heman
Missouri Court of Appeals
Appeal from St. Louis Circuit Court. McDermott v. Donegan, 44 Mo. 85 ; /Smith v. Heidecher, 38 Mo. 156 ; Funlchouser v. Fvelcmd, 3 Mo. App. 602 ; Wag. Stats., p. 666, sect. 17, p. 1019, sect. 36.
1Opinion of the CourtBakewell, J.
On a judgment obtained by plaintiff against the St. Louis Sanitary Slaughtering Company, execution was issued, and on this execution Heman was, as plaintiff claims, summoned as garnishee. Heman claims that he was not legally summoned. Without waiving the question as to the summons, the garnishee answered interrogatories. The substance of his answer is, that he was not legally summoned; that he owes nothing to the corporation defendant, except as stated in his answers to the fourth and fifth interrogatories, to which he excepts on the ground that plaintiff has no right to ask the questions…
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