Larey v

Baker, 85 Ga. 687, 11 S.E. 800, 1890 Ga. LEXIS 134 (1890). 44-13-20 Debts due physician. — Debts due a physician in the earning of which the physician’s skill was the principal factor, and the use of exempted property, such as the living in a house set apart as a homestead and riding an exempted horse in paying the physician’s calls, were merely incidents, were not exempt from garnishment on the ground that they were the proceeds of a homestead and exemption set apart to the physician as head of a family. Staples v. Keister, 81 Ga. 772, 8 S.E. 421, 1888 Ga. LEXIS 345 (1888).