154 A.2d 757 | Conn. Super. Ct. | 1959
The parties are at issue upon a plea in abatement filed by the defendant Julius Lipsky, described in the writ as a nonresident of this state. The determinative issue as to the plea in abatement as presented and argued to the court is whether the plaintiff may garnish a debt in its own hands owed to said defendant Julius Lipsky, as a basis of jurisdiction in a proceeding in the nature of an in rem proceeding.
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It seems to this court in the present case, where no rights of process of execution have intervened, that the garnishment made by plaintiff is not invalid for the reason that plaintiff is its own debtor of said defendant Julius Lipsky.
Accordingly the plea in abatement of said defendant is overruled.