Halpin v. Barringer

On Motion to Dismiss.

Howe, J.

A motion to dismiss has been made, on the ground that the appellant, a garnishee, can not appeal. The right of a garnishee to appeal, for his own protection, has often been recognized by this ■court. 10 M. 568; 13 La. 570; 14 La. 511; 18 La. 405; Semeritt v. McNamara, Opinion Book, No. 37, p. 557; State ex rel. Tureaud v. *171Parish Judge, 23 An. 717. We are not prepared to say that in this case an appeal does not lie under the rule as first laid down in the case in 10 Martin. The case differs from Roehereau v. Guidry, this day decided. Motion overruled. /

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