Daigle v. Bird

The motion to dismiss in this case, on the ground that 'the garnishee, appellant, has no interest or right to appeal, must be *139overruled.. Whatever may be the rule in a case where the judgment has been rendered upon the answers of the garnishee, considered as a confession of judgment — in this case, where the answers wore sought to be disproved, and judgment rendered upon the evidence thus solicited, we think the right to appeal is plain.

Upon the merits, this action is similar in many respects to that of-White v. The Same, 20 An. 188. The objection of the garnishee that he is the attorney at…