People ex rel. Saia v. Martin

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• stating that legislative history of § 151 indicates intent to preserve set off for use by garnishee bank against levying creditor any time after issuance of execution
• “[T]he legislative history . . . indicates an intention on the part of the Legislature to preserve the set-off defense for use by a garnishee-creditor [the bank] against a levying judgment creditor [of the depositor] any time after issuance of execution.”

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