90 Wis. 608 | Wis. | 1895
This action was not tried until after ch. 276, Laws of 1893, went into effect. This act provided that the taking and filing of the bond of an assignee by a court commissioner should be deemed to be a sufficient approval thereof, and that “ all bonds heretofore taken and filed, as aforesaid, by said court commissioner, are hereby declared to be sufficiently approved, and valid.” The case of Johnson v. Hill, ante, p. 19, is decisive of this case. It was there
It follows that the judgment of the circuit court, charging the garnishee on the ground that the assignment was void by reason of the failure of the court commissioner to approve the, bond of the defendant the assignee before he was served with the garnishee summons, is erroneous and must be reversed.
By the Gowrt.— The judgment of the circuit court is reversed, and the cause remanded with directions to render judgment in favor of the garnishee defendant.
A motion for a rehearing was denied September 26, 1895.