If upon disclosure made on oath by the debtor it appears that the garnishee is indebted to the defendant, but that the debt is not payable and will not become due until some future time, then such judgment as the plaintiff may recover shall constitute a lien upon the debt until and at the time it becomes due and payable.
Structure 2021 Tennessee Code
Chapter 2 - Exemptions—garnishment
§ 26-2-202. Property, Debts and Effects Liable to Satisfy Judgment
§ 26-2-203. Summons of Garnishee
§ 26-2-205. Garnishee's Answer — Effect
§ 26-2-206. Execution Awarded for Property in Garnishee's Hands
§ 26-2-207. Notice to Other Persons Holding Defendant's Property
§ 26-2-208. Delivery of Garnisheed Property — Judgment for Nondelivery
§ 26-2-209. Failure to Appear or Answer
§ 26-2-210. Levy of Execution on Land
§ 26-2-211. Execution Stayed Until Choses in Action Become Due
§ 26-2-212. Certificate Given to Garnishee Stating Date and Amount of Judgment
§ 26-2-213. Lien Upon Debts Due and Payable in Future
§ 26-2-215. Employer to Remit Withheld Moneys to Court
§ 26-2-216. Installment Payments to Obtain Stay of Garnishment — Service of Garnishment Summons
§ 26-2-218. Written Agreement for Installment Payments
§ 26-2-220. Applicability of Provisions for Garnishment on Attachments
§ 26-2-221. Garnishment of Compensation Due From State — Amount Exempted
§ 26-2-223. No Wages Due Garnisheed Employee — Judgment Null and Void