Art. 93 SchKG; wage garnishment and protected minimum; consideration of the debtor’s social position. In fixing the unseizable portion of earnings, the enforcement authority may take account of the debtor’s occupational and social standing to the extent required to preserve the factual basis of earning capacity. The determination of the protected minimum within the bounds of the case is, as a rule, a question of discretion and appropriateness not open to federal review. Where the challenged decision resolves a subsidiary question of the relevance of the claim’s nature in favor of the appellant, that issue is immaterial to the appeal (consid. 1).