Holmes v. Herndon
31 Miss. 296
Opinion
— The court rejected the answer of the garnishee, and rendered a final judgment against him for the amount of the judgment. This was error; the court, on striking out the answer, could only render such’judgment as could be rendered if no answer had been filed.
Judgment reversed; cause remanded.
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Holmes v. Herndon, 31 Miss. 296 (Mich. 1856).
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