Strong v. Hollon

1. The first error assigned on this record is that the court refused to require the plaintiffs to fur-, nish a bill of particulars of what they expected to establish against the garnishee. As the .garnishee had already been called upon to make disclosure, and had made it, *412and as the dealings between him and the principal debtor must be supposed to be peculiarly within his knowledge, we do not think any such bill of particulars was a matter of right. It might be proper in some cases, but in this case nothing appears to show its importance.

2. It is objected that the court permitted the judgment…