Schwab v. Gingerick
Illinois Supreme Court
The facts of this case are stated in the opinion of the court, The cause was heard before Kellogg, Judge, and a jury, at the March terra, 1852, of the Peoria Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtTreat, C. J.
Schwab recovered a judgment against Schultz before a justice of the peace, for §79.31, on which an execution was issued, and returned unsatisfied. He then sued out garnishee process against Gingerick and Webster, who appeared and admitted that they owed Schultz §100 on two promissory notes, and judgment was entered against them for the amount of the judgment against Schultz. The garnishee appealed to the Circuit Court, and it there appearing that the notes were assigned before the service of the garnishee process, the plaintiff dismissed the proceeding as to Webster. Gingerick having'denied…
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