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SunTrust Bank v. PS Business Parks

No. 151935Supreme Court of Virginia

151935 SunTrust Bank v. PS Business Parks 10/27/2016 In garnishment proceedings, the extent of the garnishee bank's liability to its depositor (the judgment debtor) is an element of the claim of the judgment c…

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151935 SunTrust Bank v. PS Business Parks 10/27/2016 In garnishment proceedings, the extent of the garnishee bank's liability to …

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151935 SunTrust Bank v. PS Business Parks 10/27/2016 In garnishment proceedings, the extent of the garnishee bank's liability to its depositor (the judgment debtor) is an element of the claim of the judgment creditor, and the circuit court erred by placing the burden of proof on the garnishee, instead the judgment creditor. The circuit court's final order for payment, finding that the garnishee bank was indebted to the judgment debtor in the sum of $1.2 million during the garnishment period, was plainly wrong and without evidentiary support. The evidence failed to prove that certain zero balance credits created liability on the garnishee bank to the judgment debtor. When these balance credi…

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