Capitol Industrial Bank v. Strain

Opinion by

Clifford H. Darrow * .

This controversy is between Capitol Industrial Bank, the creditor, which had judgment in the trial court against Roger B. Strain for the sum of $421.03, and The 1450 Corporation, as assignee of certain accounts of Strain, and involves garnishment proceedings following the entry of the judgment. From an adverse ruling and judgment, the creditor in those proceedings resorted to this writ of error. Only the two parties mentioned have appeared in this court.

The decisive question before us is: Was the procedure followed by the trial court in the hearing and…