Kelly v. Degelau

Plaintiff, a judgment creditor, levied execution on the automobile owned by Eussell Shipp, the judgment debtor. The levy was made under the provisions of rule 260(b), Iowa Pules of Civil Procedure. The defendant Shipp gave notice to the effect that he was a laborer and head of a family and the automobile seized was a vehicle by the use of which he habitually earned his living, and therefore exempt from execution. The matter was set for hearing and testimony was introduced showing defendant Shipp was married, head of a family, and a laborer; that he was employed as a car-man’s helper at the…