Post-Glover Electric Co. v. McEntee-Peterson Engineering Co.
Supreme Court of North Carolina
AotioN by the Post-Glover Electric Company against the McEntee-Peterson Engineering Company, heard by Judge W. 8. O’B. Robinson, at March Term, 1901, of MeckleN-buisg Superior Court, by consent, as of February Term, 1901, of GastoN County Superior Court. The plaintiff, in addition to the judgment against the defendant for the debt, asked a further judgment subjecting to the satisfaction of the judgment the property which had been attached.
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AotioN by the Post-Glover Electric Company against the McEntee-Peterson Engineering Company, heard by Judge W. 8. O’B. Robinson, at March Term, 1901, of MeckleN-buisg Superior Court, by consent, as of February Term, 1901, of GastoN County Superior Court. The plaintiff, in addition to the judgment against the defendant for the debt, asked a further judgment subjecting to the satisfaction of the judgment the property which had been attached. To the refusal of this additional judgment, the plaintiff excepted and appealed.
1Opinion of the CourtOlaeK, J.
The plaintiff brought this action to recover the sum of $302.88, alleged to be due by defendant, and attached certain property alleged to be owned by defendant, and also garnisheed a certain debt alleged to be due defendant by the town of Gastonia. At the first term of court, no answer having been filed, the plaintiff obtained judgment by default final upon its verified complaint. After such judgment, the garnishee obtained leave to file an amended answer, which was filed and sets up a defence, but this was not passed upon by the Judge, and hence is not before us. The plaintiff asked, in…
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