The writ of garnishment, when issued on a judgment or decree, may be in the following form, to wit: "THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. "To any lawful officer of ____________________ county: "Whereas, ____________________ recovered a judgment in ____________________ court of ____________________ county, on the ____________________ day ____________________, A. D. ____________________, for the sum of ____________________ dollars and costs, against ____________________, and the judgment has not been satisfied, and said ____________________ having made the proper suggestion for a writ of garnishment against ____________________ : "We therefore command you to summon said ____________________ to appear in said court, at ____________________, on the ____________________ day of ____________________, A. D. ____________________, then and there to answer, on oath in writing, whether (here copy in full every particular that a garnishee is required to answer). And have you then and there this writ, with your proceedings indorsed thereon. "Witness my signature (and if by a clerk, add an official seal), this ____________________ day of ____________________, A. D. ____________________ ." ____________________ The writ must be signed by the officer who issues it, and his official character should be written after his name. Codes, 1892, § 2132; 1906, § 2339; Hemingway's 1917, § 1934; 1930, § 1840; 1942, § 2785. The writ of garnishment, when issued on a judgment or decree, may be in the following form, to wit: "THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. "To any lawful officer of ____________________ county: "Whereas, ____________________ recovered a judgment in ____________________ court of ____________________ county, on the ____________________ day ____________________, A. D. ____________________, for the sum of ____________________ dollars and costs, against ____________________, and the judgment has not been satisfied, and said ____________________ having made the proper suggestion for a writ of garnishment against ____________________ : "We therefore command you to summon said ____________________ to appear in said court, at ____________________, on the ____________________ day of ____________________, A. D. ____________________, then and there to answer, on oath in writing, whether (here copy in full every particular that a garnishee is required to answer). And have you then and there this writ, with your proceedings indorsed thereon. "Witness my signature (and if by a clerk, add an official seal), this ____________________ day of ____________________, A. D. ____________________ ." ____________________ The writ must be signed by the officer who issues it, and his official character should be written after his name. Codes, 1892, § 2132; 1906, § 2339; Hemingway's 1917, § 1934; 1930, § 1840; 1942, § 2785. The writ of garnishment, when issued on a judgment or decree, may be in the following form, to wit: "THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. "To any lawful officer of ____________________ county: "Whereas, ____________________ recovered a judgment in ____________________ court of ____________________ county, on the ____________________ day ____________________, A. D. ____________________, for the sum of ____________________ dollars and costs, against ____________________, and the judgment has not been satisfied, and said ____________________ having made the proper suggestion for a writ of garnishment against ____________________ : "We therefore command you to summon said ____________________ to appear in said court, at ____________________, on the ____________________ day of ____________________, A. D. ____________________, then and there to answer, on oath in writing, whether (here copy in full every particular that a garnishee is required to answer). And have you then and there this writ, with your proceedings indorsed thereon. "Witness my signature (and if by a clerk, add an official seal), this ____________________ day of ____________________, A. D. ____________________ ." ____________________ The writ must be signed by the officer who issues it, and his official character should be written after his name. Codes, 1892, § 2132; 1906, § 2339; Hemingway's 1917, § 1934; 1930, § 1840; 1942, § 2785. The writ of garnishment, when issued on a judgment or decree, may be in the following form, to wit: "THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. "To any lawful officer of ____________________ county: "Whereas, ____________________ recovered a judgment in ____________________ court of ____________________ county, on the ____________________ day ____________________, A. D. ____________________, for the sum of ____________________ dollars and costs, against ____________________, and the judgment has not been satisfied, and said ____________________ having made the proper suggestion for a writ of garnishment against ____________________ : "We therefore command you to summon said ____________________ to appear in said court, at ____________________, on the ____________________ day of ____________________, A. D. ____________________, then and there to answer, on oath in writing, whether (here copy in full every particular that a garnishee is required to answer). And have you then and there this writ, with your proceedings indorsed thereon. "Witness my signature (and if by a clerk, add an official seal), this ____________________ day of ____________________, A. D. ____________________ ." ____________________ The writ must be signed by the officer who issues it, and his official character should be written after his name. Codes, 1892, § 2132; 1906, § 2339; Hemingway's 1917, § 1934; 1930, § 1840; 1942, § 2785.
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