
    (Superior Court of Cincinnati,
    1899.)
    KEUHTER v. TEMMEN ET AL.
    . Creditor acquiring interest by garnishment may enter superior court in litigation affect | ing such interest—
    A creditor, who by garnishment in common pleas court acquires an interest in moneys, credits or choses -in action which are being litigated in the superior court of Cincinnati, is entitled to come into the case in the latter court and protect his rights therein.
    
      O’Hiara & Jordan, for the Motion.
    
      R. E. Werner, contra.
   Dempsey, J.

Werner, ’by his garnishment in the common pleas-, acquired an interest, by way of assign- • ment, in whatever moneys, credits or choses I in action might be due from the Temmens, executors herein, to Kuehter. Kuehter is lit- ! ¡gating in this court those claims; Werner is j certainly entitled to come in and protect his ’ rights in those claims.

Motion of Temmen, etc., overruled.  