If the issue in any case be found against the garnishee, judgment shall be rendered against him for the amount of the debt or money or property in his hands, which judgment shall be in favor of the plaintiff, if necessary to satisfy his judgment or claim against the defendant, or in favor of the defendant, if the judgment of the plaintiff have been satisfied, or for so much thereof as may remain after satisfying said judgment. Codes, 1857, ch. 52, art. 33; 1871, § 1450; 1880, § 2454; 1892, § 2148; 1906, § 2356; Hemingway's 1917, § 1951; 1930, § 1857; 1942, § 2809. If the issue in any case be found against the garnishee, judgment shall be rendered against him for the amount of the debt or money or property in his hands, which judgment shall be in favor of the plaintiff, if necessary to satisfy his judgment or claim against the defendant, or in favor of the defendant, if the judgment of the plaintiff have been satisfied, or for so much thereof as may remain after satisfying said judgment. Codes, 1857, ch. 52, art. 33; 1871, § 1450; 1880, § 2454; 1892, § 2148; 1906, § 2356; Hemingway's 1917, § 1951; 1930, § 1857; 1942, § 2809. If the issue in any case be found against the garnishee, judgment shall be rendered against him for the amount of the debt or money or property in his hands, which judgment shall be in favor of the plaintiff, if necessary to satisfy his judgment or claim against the defendant, or in favor of the defendant, if the judgment of the plaintiff have been satisfied, or for so much thereof as may remain after satisfying said judgment. Codes, 1857, ch. 52, art. 33; 1871, § 1450; 1880, § 2454; 1892, § 2148; 1906, § 2356; Hemingway's 1917, § 1951; 1930, § 1857; 1942, § 2809. If the issue in any case be found against the garnishee, judgment shall be rendered against him for the amount of the debt or money or property in his hands, which judgment shall be in favor of the plaintiff, if necessary to satisfy his judgment or claim against the defendant, or in favor of the defendant, if the judgment of the plaintiff have been satisfied, or for so much thereof as may remain after satisfying said judgment. Codes, 1857, ch. 52, art. 33; 1871, § 1450; 1880, § 2454; 1892, § 2148; 1906, § 2356; Hemingway's 1917, § 1951; 1930, § 1857; 1942, § 2809.
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