Bivens v. Harper

Citations

• 59 Ill. 21

Syllabus

<p>Garnishee—money in the hands of School Directors. Certain garnishees answered that they were School Directors; that the judgment debtor was employed by them as tire teacher of the common school in the district; that there was due him a certain sum of money but that he had not made out his schedule; that previously the directors and teacher had entered into a special agreement, that the directors should make the schedule payable to a third person; that they had no property, means or effects belonging to the teacher, in their hands except the money earned for teaching, and nothing as individuals: Held, upon the facts, on the authority of the ruling in Millison v. Fisk, 48 Ill. 112, the money thus in the hands of the directors was not liable to garnishment.</p>