Stickley v. Little
Illinois Supreme Court
This was a process of garnishment by William Little and others, against Robert 0. Stickley, as garnishee of Smith and Brady. The affidavit upon which the writ was issued, is copied in the opinion. A summons against Stickley was issued, dated November 5,1860, and served December 6, 1860. In February, 1861, a conditional judgment was rendered against Stickley, and a scire facias ordered tq issue. A scire facias was issued, and served.
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This was a process of garnishment by William Little and others, against Robert 0. Stickley, as garnishee of Smith and Brady. The affidavit upon which the writ was issued, is copied in the opinion. A summons against Stickley was issued, dated November 5,1860, and served December 6, 1860. In February, 1861, a conditional judgment was rendered against Stickley, and a scire facias ordered tq issue. A scire facias was issued, and served. A judgment by default was rendered against Stickley, for $115.66, and costs of suit. Stickley moved to set aside judgment, which the court ordered to be done,…
1Opinion of the CourtCaton, C. J.
This was a. garnishee proceeding, upon a judgment recovered by Little against Smith and Brady. The affidavit on which the process was issued, is as follows:
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Personally appeared before me, George Harlow, Clerk of the Circuit Court of Tazewell county, William E. Parker, who, being sworn according to law, deposes and says, that William Little et al. obtained a judgment against T. W. Smith, and Robert Brady, on which judgment an execution was issued, and returned by the sheriff of the county, “ No property foundand that the defendants have no property within the knowledge of this…
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