Haylor v. Grigg-Hanna Lumber & Box Co.

On April 12, 1938, plaintiff filed suit on a promissory note for $1,500, dated January 18, 1938, executed and delivered by defendant company to petitioner, and shortly thereafter instituted garnishment proceedings against a Detroit bank as garnishee of defendant, which bank subsequently filed disclosure admitting that it had in its hands a sum more than sufficient to pay plaintiff’s claim. Answer was filed by defendant admitting liability upon the note, denying that judgment should be entered thereon because of certain equitable counter-claims, and asking that the cause be transferred from…