Clymer v. Willis

Citations

• 3 Cal. 363

Syllabus

<p>Money in the hands of the sheriff collected on execution, is not a debt due to the plaintiff in the execution, but is in the custody of the law until properly disposed of, and is not the subject of attachment or garnishment.</p> <p>Qu 1 Where the attaching creditor is without other relief,</p> <p>The sheriff cannot attach money collected on execution in his own hands. If at any time such money is subject to other process in his hands, such process must be executed by the coroner.</p>