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2 D.C. 622

Miller v. Hooe

Decided November 15, 1825

This was a chancery attachment in the county of Alexandria, District of Columbia, to attach the effects of John Hooe, a resident of Virginia, in the hands of Jonathan Janney, a resident of the county of Alexandria, for a debt due by Hooe to Mordecai Miller & Son, of Alexandria. The subpcena was served upon Janney on the 3d of April, 1824.

Decided 1825-11-15

The Court(Thruston, J., absent,)

¶1was of opinion, that as the garnishee was not indebted to the defendant Hooe, and had not any effects of that defendant in his hands within the jurisdiction of this Court, no decree could be made against either of the defendants, and ordered the bill to be dismissed.

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