First Nat. Bank of Elk City v. Huff
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Error from District Court, Roger Mills County; G. A. Brown, Judge. Action by Walker Huff and W. T. Bonner against E. E. Coffey, with summons in garnishment against the First National Bank of Elk City. Judgment for plaintiffs, and garnishee brings error.
1Opinion of the CourtTurner, J.
On August 13., 1907, Walker Huff and W. T. Bonner, defendants in error, sued E. E. Coffey in the district court of Roger Mills county for $1,582, the purchase price of some cattle they theretofore shipped him and for which, it is alleged, he refused to pay. On the same day, they filed their affidavit in garnishment, stating in effect, that the First National Bank of Elk City, plaintiff in error, was indebted to and had in its possession, or under its control, real and personal property belonging to defendant. Upon this affidavit, summons in garnishment issued and was served on said garnishee,…
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