Groves & Rosenblath v. Atkins

In execution of a judgment which Groves Rosenblath had obtained against relator in the city court of Shreveport for $32.25, one C.A. Hodges was garnisheed, and the sum of $32.25 which he owed relator was arrested in his hands and sought to be applied in satisfaction of the judgment against relator.

The relator took a rule on the seizing creditor to show cause why the garnishment should not be set aside, for the reason that the money due relator by Hodges represented his wages as a laborer, and therefore could not be seized for debt.

The rule in due course was put at issue and tried, and the…