115 Ala. 575 | Ala. | 1896
As we understand this case, it presents only one feature which is not found in the case of Archer v. People’s Savings Bank, 88 Ala. 249 ; and that authority is determinative of this appeal against the appellant unless the point of difference between the two leads to a different result. In Archer’s Case it did not appear at what particular time in advance of the week’s service the salary of the week was paid. In this case, involving a contract for the payment of monthly salary in advance, the garnishee’s answer shows that the payments were made on the first days of the months except when such days were Sundays or holidays, and in this event the payments were made on the succeeding days, being the first business days of the several months. We are not of opinion that this feature of difference is of any
Affirmed.