An attachment was made and George T. Sale was summoned as garnishee in this proceeding. Answers to the interrogatories and answers to supplemental interrogatories were filed. A rule for judgment against George T. Sale, garnishee, was filed of record in this court, and the rule made absolute in the sum of $752.58 on May 6, 1932. The garnishee has now filed a petition for a rule to open judgment, setting forth that due to error and inadvertence he failed to state in his answers to interrogatories and answers to supplemental interrogatories that he had received notice of an assignment of the rents which he held for the defendant, and that he had received notice of said assignment on December 19, 1928. He further states in his petition that he made no argument against the rule for judgment, but attorneys for the assignee presented a paper book at the argument. It is further set forth that, because of the failure to aver the assignment, judgment was entered against him and he, therefore, prays leave that the judgment be opened so that he can aver the assignment and notice thereof prior to the attachment.
The petitioner seeks to invoke the equitable intervention of this court in a matter in which he admittedly avers his own negligence and failure properly to protect his rights. The original attachment made in this proceeding was served on December 14, 1928, and interrogatories thereto were filed. On January 3, 1929, answers to the interrogatories were filed by George T. Sale. Supplemental interrogatories were served upon the petitioner in November of 1929, and on December 13,1929, he filed supplemental answers. In all this period of time the
And now, to wit, October 5,1932, the rule to open judgment is discharged.