Minnesota Supreme Court, 1929

Williamson v. Guaranteed Securities Co.

Williamson v. Guaranteed Securities Co.
Minnesota Supreme Court · Decided November 1, 1929 · PER CURIAM.
227 N.W. 430; 178 Minn. 381; 1929 Minn. LEXIS 1194 (North Western Reporter)

Williamson v. Guaranteed Securities Co.

Opinion of the Court

*382 Per Curiam.

This action is to set aside an assignment made by plaintiff to defendant Guaranteed Securities Company of a note and mortgage executed by defendants Ekwall. So far as it relates to defendants Guaranteed Securities Company and George H. Blood, it involves the same questions determined in Williamson v. Falkenhagen, 178 Minn. 379, 227 N. W. 429. The cases were argued together, and this case is ruled by the decision in that, filed herewith.

The additional facts appearing in this record and not in the other have no bearing upon the questions presented by the appeal. We may note in passing however that this is not an action in which the statute permits a garnishment.

Order reversed.

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