Gibbs v. Rhodes Furniture Co.
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the CourtStephens, P. J.
Process of garnishment is instituted by the making of an affidavit and the giving of a bond by the plaintiff as required in the Code, § 46-102, and the issuance, by the officer authorized to issue it, of a summons of garnishment thereon, directed to the person sought to be garnished. Code, § 46-105. The name of the person to be garnished does not appear, either in the affidavit or in the bond, but appears only in the summons which is directed to him. Service of the process of garnishment *353on the garnishee is made by the officer authorized to perfect such service by serving upon the garnishee…
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