Morse v. Brownfield

The history of this controversy is so briefly narrated in the record that it is impossible to see its real merits. It appears however that it is a suit by attachment commenced before a justice of the peace, and that the main issue was made by *225the interplea of Brownfield, who> claimed the property in the hands of the garnishee. The issue was tried by a jury, who found against the claim, and thereupon the interpleader appealed to the circuit court. The verdict was entered by the justice on his docket, but he omitted to render judgment on it, and for that reason the appeal was dismissed.

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