90 N.J.L. 392 | N.J. | 1917
The opinion of the court was delivered by
This is not a case for an appeal. As appears abdve, the judicial action attempted to bo brought under review is an order of the court, or the judge, in what may be described as a statutory garnishee proceeding, evidently under the supplement of 1915, page 182, to the Executions act, which makes rights and credits of a defendant in execution subject to levy thereunder, and by section 9 authorizes the court by procedure of the character of that apparently pursued in this case, to order the debtor of the defendant to pay the debt to the officer holding the execution.
Various questions are attempted to be raised: the sufficiency of the execution; of the levy by the officer; the ex-
The appeal is dismissed, hut without prejudice to an application for a certiorari which would properly bring up the proceedings for review, including the two orders not printed in the present case.