garnishee

After Tuesday, the creditor may not insist that the garnishee pay a second time, but the creditor does have a suit for damages, which may or may not equate with the amount of the debt that the garnishee should not have paid.

"We conclude that Florida law imposes on both bank and non-bank garnishees the duty to retain funds held by the garnishee, even after a check on those funds has been drawn by the garnishee and delivered to the payee," the court held May 1 in Arnold, Matheny, and Eagan v.

2d at 538 ("In order to levy against a third-party's property, the judgment creditor must prove that the property of a third-party can be seized because: (1) the third-party is an agent, alter ego, or instrumentality of the judgment debtor; (2) the third-party is a garnishee of the judgment debtor; or (3) there was a conveyance of property between the judgment debtor and the third-party which was motivated by the intent to defrauding creditors.").

The eight-year-old strolls home clear of Garnishee (D Mould) and Royal Relief (W Smith).

The motion urged the government to garnishee a portion of their ministerial salary as part of the repayment of loans owed to the government by corporations in which Mr.

He had even left a decent job as an Army recruiter, Baker says, because Uncle Sam was about to garnishee his pay for child support.

Unraced, he's from the same family as Rathgorman and Garnishee and has shown plenty of ability.

As is evidenced by the above quote the IRS Collection Division will look to a taxpayer's earnings when assets are not sufficient to liquidate the delinquency and may garnishee the taxpayer's wages for this purpose.

(106) Problems in this regard arose subsequently when the plaintiffs unsuccessfully sought to garnishee a bank account held to the credit of the union and three of its officers in respect of costs which had been awarded by the court of appeal.

The Freeze Mandate and the procedure under Section 31(1) is analogous to the garnishee proceedings but with a major difference.

It seems this is a conduit through which some people siphon public funds at the expense of Nairobi residents," Mr Odalo on Thursday.COURT ORDERS class="MsoNormalMr Oseko explained that the payments were necessitated by warrants of arrest and garnishee court orders that compelled the department to pay or risk arrests.