Snyder v. Swenson
Appellate Division of the Superior Court of California
1Opinion of the CourtBishop, P. J.
Each party to this appeal appears in three roles. The plaintiff, having obtained a default judgment against the defendants in an action upon a promissory note given upon the loan of money, thereby became a judgment creditor. He had a garnishment levied on one of the employers of the defendant-judgment debtor, Hugh Hooker, impounding, temporarily, his take-home pay to the amount of $452.53 due for personal services rendered within 30 days of the levy. One-half of this sum was immediately released because it was exempted under the first paragraph of section 690.11, Code of Civil Procedure.…
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