93 Ala. 430 | Ala. | 1890
— The demand sought to be reached by the process of garnishment is not such a claim as the debtor, the defendant in this garnishment proceeding, could recover from the garnishee in debt, or indebitatus assumpsit. The gar
Furthermore, the property, which the garnishee’s answer disclosed heffiad in his possession, were cheques, or choses in action, which are not subjects of garnishment. — Levisohn v. Waganer, 76 Ala. 412; Marston v. Carr, 16 Ala. 332; Jones v. Morris, 2 Ala. 528; Drake on Attachments, § 481, note 6.
These views render unnecessary a consideration of the rulings on the evidence. If there was error therein, it was error without injury. ■
Affirmed.