Eidemiller v. Elder

Citations

• 32 Wash. 605
• 73 P. 687
• 1903 Wash. LEXIS 461

Syllabus

<p>GARNISHMENT — ERRONEOUS JUDGMENT-INJUNCTION IMPROPER REMEDY.</p> <p>Injunction, will not lie to restrain the enforcement of a judgment against garnishees, where the court had jurisdiction of the subject-matter and the parties, since the remedy of the garnishees, if a finding of indebtedness to the principal defendant was not justified by the evidence, was the correction of such error by appeal.</p> <p>SAME-MONEY JUDGMENT AGAINST GARNISHEE WHO DISPOSES OF PERSONAL PROPERTY.</p> <p>The fact that garnishee defendants disposed of property of the principal defendant after the service of the writ of garnishment on them would not deprive the court of jurisdiction to make a finding of indebtedness to the principal defendant and enter judgment accordingly.</p>