Sherwood v. Stevenson
Supreme Court of Connecticut
This was a writ of error brought to the superior court for the county of Fairfield, to reverse a judgment of the city court of the city of Bridgeport, in a proceeding of scire facias brought by the defendant in error against the plaintiff in error.
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This was a writ of error brought to the superior court for the county of Fairfield, to reverse a judgment of the city court of the city of Bridgeport, in a proceeding of scire facias brought by the defendant in error against the plaintiff in error. The original judgment on which the proceeding of scire facias was founded, was rendered by the city court in a suit brought by the present defendant in error against one Franklin Sherwood, of Fairfield, in said county, as defendant, and Fanny Sherwood, the present plaintiff in error, also of said Fairfield, as garnishee. The plaintiff was described…
1Opinion of the CourtStorrs, C. J.
This is a motion in error, brought to revise the judgment of the superior court, affirming the judgment of the city court of the city of Bridgeport, rendered in an action of scire facias, in favor of the plaintiff therein, (the defendant in error,) against the defendant, (the plaintiff in error,) to recover of the defendant the amount of a debt due from her *437to a debtor of the plaintiff; the declaration setting forth an attachment of such debt in the hands of the defendant, under our statute of foreign attachment, in a suit brought to said city court by the plaintiff against said debtor, the…
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