Cranford v. Dunson & Bros.

J. E. Dunson & Brothers Company had a summons •of garnishment issued on a suit brought by them against Andrew Cranford, and this summons was served on J. E. Hudson. The garnishee acknowledged service of the summons, in writing, and filed an answer that property and money were in his hands belonging to the defendant. Jane Cranford, wife of the defendant, •claimed the property in the hands of the garnishee, and executed bond for the purpose of dissolving the garnishment. She also filed a traverse to the answer of the garnishee.. When the case came on for trial, the claimant stated to the court…