Portales Nat. Bank v. Beeman
New Mexico Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
BRICE, Chief Justice.
The plaintiff (appellee) sued the defendant on a promissory note. Constructive service was obtained by personal service of notice of suit on defendant in the state of California. Jurisdiction was obtained by attaching certain real estate and garnisheeing an indebtedness evidenced by three promissory notes made by J. D. Nuckols, garnishee in this proceeding, and alleged to be the property of defendant. The intervenors (appellants) among them claimed the property attached and garnisheed.
The trial court concluded that the property in question belonged to defendant Bee-man…
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- Field v. Otero Et Ux.New Mexico Supreme Court · 1927
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