O.C.G.A. § 18-4-84
Garnishee answer
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“IN THE _______________ COURT OF _______________ COUNTY
STATE OF GEORGIA
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_______________ )
Plaintiff )
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v. ) Civil Action File No.
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_______________ ) _______________
Defendant )
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_______________ )
Garnishee )
GARNISHEE ANSWER OF _______________ (GARNISHEE)
(1) At the time of service or from the time of service to the time of this Garnishee Answer, the Garnishee had in its possession the following described property of the Defendant:
(2) At the time of service or from the time of service to the time of this Garnishee Answer, all obligations accruing from the Garnishee to the Defendant are in the amount of $ _______________.
(3) $ _______________ is the amount herewith paid into court.
“IN THE COURT OF COUNTY STATE OF GEORGIA ) ) Plaintiff ) ) v. ) Civil Action File No. ) ) Defendant ) ) ) Garnishee ) GARNISHEE ANSWER OF (GARNISHEE) 1. At the time of service or from the time of service to the time of this Garnishee Answer, the Garnishee had in its possession the following described property of the Defendant: 2. At the time of service or from the time of service to the time of this Garnishee Answer, all obligations accruing from the Garnishee to the Defendant are in the amount of $. 3. $ is the amount herewith paid into court. 4. The Garnishee further states: Garnishee, Garnishee’s Attorney, or officer or employee of an entity Garnishee CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE This is to certify that I have this day served the Plaintiff or Plaintiff’s Attorney and the Defendant or Defendant’s Attorney in the foregoing matter with a copy of this pleading by depositing it in the United States mail in a properly addressed envelope with adequate postage thereon. This day of, 20. Garnishee, Garnishee’s Attorney, or officer or employee of an entity Garnishee”
CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
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