Wyoming § 1-15-417 Claims of garnishee against plaintiff or
defendant

Wyoming Statutes

§ 1-15-417 — Claims of garnishee against plaintiff or defendant

Wyoming·Title 01 Civil Procedure·Ch. 15 ATTACHMENT, REPLEVIN AND GARNISHMENT·Art. 4 GARNISHMENT

A garnishee may retain or deduct out of the property, effects or
credits of the defendant in his hands all demands whether or not
due against the plaintiff and against the defendant of which he
could have availed himself if he had not been served as
garnishee. The garnishee is liable for the balance only after
all mutual demands between himself and the plaintiff and
defendant are settled, not including unliquidated damages for
wrongs and injuries. The verdict or findings, if any, and the
judgment shall show against which party any claim is allowed,
and the amount thereof.

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A garnishee may retain or deduct out of the property, effects or
credits of the defendant in his hands all demands whether or not
due against the plaintiff and against the defendant of which he
could have availed himself if he had not been served as
garnishee. The garnishee is liable for the balance only after
all mutual demands between himself and the plaintiff and
defendant are settled, not including unliquidated damages for
wrongs and injuries. The verdict or findings, if any, and the
judgment shall show against which party any claim is allowed,
and the amount thereof.

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