Martin v. Loula

—This is an appeal by the appellant, a judgment debtor and resident householder of Indiana, from an adverse decision of the Lake Superior Court, Room 3, wherein appellant sought to enjoin appellees, justice of the peace and constable, from issuing and levying an execution upon ten per cent of the wages due appellant from his employer, pursuant to Chapter 61, Acts 1925, commonly known as the “1925 Garnishee Law.”

Under the issues the validity of said Acts is presented for determination.

The title of Chapter 61 of the Acts of 1925 is: “An Act Concerning Executions and Exemptions.” Section 1 of…