Ackenburgh v. McCool

The record in this case is full of transposition, confusion, and strange terminology. After much time spent in its examination,-we are not at all certain that we perfectly understand it. Assuming that we do understand it, the case is as follows:

The action was brought by McCool against Ackenburgh, *474and in connection with it there was an attachment and process of garnishment. McCool was successful in the court below, and Ackenburgh appeals. He assigns as errors:

1st. The striking out of the first paragraph of his answer to the amended first paragraph of the complaint.

2d. The striking out of the…