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Shallbeter v. George M. Bernstein Company

Supreme Court of Minnesota
Mar 30, 1928
218 N.W. 730 (Minn. 1928)

Opinion

No. 26,680.

March 30, 1928.

Order not appealable.

Order denying motion to discharge the garnishee is not appealable unless jurisdiction of the court is challenged by the motion. [Reporter]

The garnishee appealed from an order of the district court for Hennepin county, Montgomery, J. denying its motion to be discharged and for a dismissal of the garnishee action. Appeal dismissed.

George T. Simpson, for appellant.

Edward Chalgren, for respondent.



This is an appeal from an order denying the motion to discharge the garnishee and to dismiss the garnishee action. Respondent moved, in this court, for a dismissal of the appeal on the ground that the order was not appealable.

"An order refusing to discharge a garnishee is not appealable, except when the motion challenges the jurisdiction of the court." 3 Dunnell, Minn. Dig. (2 ed.) § 3979, citing Krafve v. Roy Roy, 98 Minn. 141, 107 N.W. 966, 116 A.S.R. 346; Security State Bank v. Brecht, 150 Minn. 502, 185 N.W. 1021; Carlson v. Stafford, 166 Minn. 481, 208 N.W. 413.

The record does not show that the motion in any way challenged the jurisdiction of the court.

Appeal dismissed.


Summaries of

Shallbeter v. George M. Bernstein Company

Supreme Court of Minnesota
Mar 30, 1928
218 N.W. 730 (Minn. 1928)
Case details for

Shallbeter v. George M. Bernstein Company

Case Details

Full title:A. G. SHALLBETER v. GEORGE M. BERNSTEIN COMPANY AND ANOTHER. NORTHWESTERN…

Court:Supreme Court of Minnesota

Date published: Mar 30, 1928

Citations

218 N.W. 730 (Minn. 1928)
218 N.W. 730

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