Connecticut Statutes
§ 52-387 — Scire facias; defense by assignee or claimant.
When a scire facias is brought to recover a debt or effects taken by a foreign attachment, if any person or persons, either jointly or severally, claim such debt as assignee or assignees thereof, or such effects as owner or owners thereof, the defendant in such scire facias, having notice or knowledge of such assignment, ownership or claim, may give notice in writing, signed by proper authority and duly served, to such claimant or claimants, or his or their attorney, that such scire facias is pending, and that he or they may appear, if they see cause, and defend against it; which notice, when the claimant or claimants reside out of the state, shall be given in such time and manner as the court, before which such action is pending, directs; and thereupon, unless such claimant or claimants,
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Legislative History
(1949 Rev., S. 8131.) Cited. 48 C. 413. Interpleader will not lie for successive garnishments. 94 C. 194. Premature bringing of scire facias; successive garnishments of same debt. 99 C. 676. Cited. 121 C. 315. Ordinarily, garnishees cannot maintain actions of interpleader as they are protected under provisions of section. 146 C. 37. Scire facias proceeding discussed. 1 CA 291. Cited. 10 CS 345.
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