Crisp v. Fort Wayne & Elmwood Railway Co.

On January 2, 1892, Morris Pluff commenced suit in justice’s cqurt by summons against the plaintiff, and on January 21 a judgment was entered by consent against the plaintiff for $47 damages and $1.50 costs. On commencement of suit the defendant company was garnished, — the plaintiff being a street-car driver in its employ, — and on January 14 the company paid the amount due Crisp, $11.90, into court, and filed a disclosure, stating that that amount was due plaintiff at the time of the service of the writ of garnishment. Subsequently, the defendant company was garnished four times upon that…