Elder v. Rogers

The plaintiff, having a judg nent against one Rogers, instituted proceedings, and cited Bond and Turner, as garnishees, under the Act of 20th March, 1889, p. 166. There was a judgment, from which the plaintiff has appealed. He complains that the District Judge erroneously set aside an order that the interrogatories propounded to the garnishees be taken pro confessis, allowing the garnishees to file their answers, and rendered a qualified instead of an absolute judgment against them.

The garnishees have moved to dismiss the appeal, because' the original judgment debtor was not made a party.'…