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· 5/2/1898

Prussian National Insurance v. Northwest Fire & Marine Insurance

Citations

  • 19 Wash. 281
  • 53 P. 158
  • 1898 Wash. LEXIS 362

Syllabus

<p>APPEALABLE ORDER — GARNISHMENT — MOTION TO QUASH.</p> <p>An order overruling a motion to quash a service of summons is not such a final order as determines the action, and hence is not appealable.</p> <p>Where an action is brought in this state against an insolvent foreign corporation, for which a receiver has been appointed in a foreign jurisdiction, to whom all its assets have been assigned, and a writ of garnishment has been issued against a resident debtor of the corporation to recover upon a note and mortgage, such corporation cannot’ by special appearance move to quash the writ of garnishment, as whatever interest it has in the mortgage debt may -be asserted in conjunction with the defense to the garnishment set up by the payors of the note.</p>

Judges: Reavis

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