 | 1852 - 890 sider
...answer clearly and categorically, and if he refuse or neglect to do so, such refusal or neglect will be considered as a confession of his having in his hands property of the defendant sufficient to satisfy the demand. The plaintiff, however, may disprove the facts stated... | |
 | Charles Daniel Drake - 1866 - 714 sider
...statutory provision exists, declaring that a garnishee's " refusal or neglect to answer interrogatories shall be considered as a confession of his having...debtor, sufficient to satisfy the demand made against the debtov." Under this provision this question was put to the garnishee : " Have you received cotton... | |
 | William Pratt Wade - 1886 - 818 sider
...mattev. ART. 263. — If the garnishee, to whom interrogatories have been put, refuse or neglect to answer the same under oath in the delay of the law,...rendered against him for the amount claimed by the defendant, with interest and costs. ART. 204. — Although the answer of the garnishee to the question... | |
 | 1892 - 476 sider
...to our own, which declares that a garnishee's refusal or neglect to answer interrogatories shall he considered as a confession of his having in his hands property belonging to the defendant sufficient to satisfy the demand made against the debtor. We have already seen in the case... | |
 | Louisiana - 1894 - 920 sider
...interrogatories have been put, refuse or neglect to answer the same under oath in the delay of the law, J such refusal or neglect shall be considered as a confession...rendered against him for the amount claimed by the defendant, with interest and costs, c. i>. as*. Garnishees provoking unnecessary litigation are liable... | |
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If the garnishee, to whom interrogatories have been put, refuse or neglect to answer the same under oath in the delay of the law, such refusal or neglect shall be considered as a confession of his having in his hands property belonging to the debtor,... 