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· 10/15/1884

Daniel v. Daniels & Co.

Citations

  • 62 Miss. 352

Syllabus

<p>1. Attachment. Judgment against garnishee. None against defendant. Defendant’s consent. Nights of garnishee.</p> <p>Where a judgment against a garnishee in attachment shows that the defendant in the suit consented to such judgment, the garnishee cannot have it reversed On the ground that there was no precedent judgment against the defendant.</p> <p>2. Same. Judgment against garnishee. No service of process nor answer filed. Admission of record.</p> <p>A judgment against • one as a garnishee is good, though he was not served with the writ of garnishment and no answer by him appears in the record brought to this court, if the judgment recite that the garnishee admitted the indebtedness for which it was rendered.</p>

Judges: Cooper

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