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· 11/1/1898

Boyd v. Wolff

Citations

  • 88 Md. 341
  • 41 A. 897
  • 1898 Md. LEXIS 212

Syllabus

<p>Attachment — Judgment in Favor of Some of the Defendants in the Short Note Case when Joint Indebtedness of all is alleged — Quashing attachment.</p> <p>An attachment on original process against three persons as partners was laid in the hands of W., and a declaration was. filed against the three defendants charging a joint indebtedness. A judgment was rendered against one of the defendants for want of a plea and there was a verdict and judgment in favor of the other two, after pleas of never Indebted. Held> that the attachment should be quashed because the goods of three partners cannot be taken for what was not shown to be their joint debt.</p>

Judges: Boyd, Briscoe, Bryan, McSherry, Pearce

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