Jamison v. Cooper Medicine Co.

Citations

• 33 Ohio C.C. Dec. 532
• 22 Ohio C.C. (n.s.) 224
• 1907 Ohio Misc. LEXIS 450

Syllabus

<p>ATTACHMENT AND GARNISHMENT — COURTS</p> <p>1. Personal Service Effected, Property Taken or Found In Hands of Creditor, Essential to J. P. Jurisdiction in Attachment,</p> <p>To confer jurisdiction on a justice of the peace in an attachment case it must appear, either that personal service was had upon the defendant, or that property of the-defendant has been taken in attachment, or found in the hands of a garnishee, or that a garnishee is indebted to the defendant.</p> <p>2. Jurisdiction, of Person or Property must' Appear of Record, no Presumption of J. P. Jurisdiction.</p> <p>There is no presumption favoring the correctness of a judgment of a justice of the peace, and to support a judgment of his court it must affirmatively, appear by the record that it had obtained jurisdiction over the person or property of the defendant.</p>