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§ 3020. Exemptions from trustee process generally TITLE 12Court ProcedurePART VIIProvisional Remedies; SecurityCHAPTER 121. TRUSTEE PROCESSSubchapter I. Generally; Actions in which Available; Persons and Property Subject to Trustee Process

§ 3020. Exemptions from trustee process generally

The following named bodies corporate and persons shall not be liable or chargeable on trustee process:

(1) A fire insurance company on account of a sum due from such company to the defendant in consequence of loss by fire of property exempt from attachment and execution;

(2) A life insurance company by reason of having in its hands money not exceeding $500.00 due or payable under a policy of life insurance;

(3) A person having in his hands moneys due or belonging to the debtor, as his debenture as a member or officer of the general assembly or as a petit or grand juror attending superior court;

(4) A member of the general assembly or officer of the state required to attend upon the general assembly or to report thereto, upon a contract, express or implied, for board and lodging furnished to him by the principal debtor while attending the session of the general assembly;

(5) [Repealed.]

(6) A person indebted for the services of a minor or married woman in an action against the parent of such minor or the husband of such married woman;

(7) A corporation by reason of any money due from it to a person residing without the state for services rendered without the state, provided a like sum of money so due would be exempt from attachment by trustee process in the state where such person resides.

(8) A person or corporation having in his or its possession any goods, effects or credits of a municipality, in any action or suit against such municipality as principal debtor or defendant. (Amended 1966, No. 8 (Sp. Sess.); 1969, No. 87, eff. April 18, 1969; 1971, No. 185 (Adj. Sess.), § 237, eff. March 29, 1972; 1973, No. 193 (Adj. Sess.), § 3, eff. April 9, 1974.)

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Statutes > Vermont > Title-12 > Chapter-121 > 3020

§ 3020. Exemptions from trustee process generally TITLE 12Court ProcedurePART VIIProvisional Remedies; SecurityCHAPTER 121. TRUSTEE PROCESSSubchapter I. Generally; Actions in which Available; Persons and Property Subject to Trustee Process

§ 3020. Exemptions from trustee process generally

The following named bodies corporate and persons shall not be liable or chargeable on trustee process:

(1) A fire insurance company on account of a sum due from such company to the defendant in consequence of loss by fire of property exempt from attachment and execution;

(2) A life insurance company by reason of having in its hands money not exceeding $500.00 due or payable under a policy of life insurance;

(3) A person having in his hands moneys due or belonging to the debtor, as his debenture as a member or officer of the general assembly or as a petit or grand juror attending superior court;

(4) A member of the general assembly or officer of the state required to attend upon the general assembly or to report thereto, upon a contract, express or implied, for board and lodging furnished to him by the principal debtor while attending the session of the general assembly;

(5) [Repealed.]

(6) A person indebted for the services of a minor or married woman in an action against the parent of such minor or the husband of such married woman;

(7) A corporation by reason of any money due from it to a person residing without the state for services rendered without the state, provided a like sum of money so due would be exempt from attachment by trustee process in the state where such person resides.

(8) A person or corporation having in his or its possession any goods, effects or credits of a municipality, in any action or suit against such municipality as principal debtor or defendant. (Amended 1966, No. 8 (Sp. Sess.); 1969, No. 87, eff. April 18, 1969; 1971, No. 185 (Adj. Sess.), § 237, eff. March 29, 1972; 1973, No. 193 (Adj. Sess.), § 3, eff. April 9, 1974.)


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Statutes > Vermont > Title-12 > Chapter-121 > 3020

§ 3020. Exemptions from trustee process generally TITLE 12Court ProcedurePART VIIProvisional Remedies; SecurityCHAPTER 121. TRUSTEE PROCESSSubchapter I. Generally; Actions in which Available; Persons and Property Subject to Trustee Process

§ 3020. Exemptions from trustee process generally

The following named bodies corporate and persons shall not be liable or chargeable on trustee process:

(1) A fire insurance company on account of a sum due from such company to the defendant in consequence of loss by fire of property exempt from attachment and execution;

(2) A life insurance company by reason of having in its hands money not exceeding $500.00 due or payable under a policy of life insurance;

(3) A person having in his hands moneys due or belonging to the debtor, as his debenture as a member or officer of the general assembly or as a petit or grand juror attending superior court;

(4) A member of the general assembly or officer of the state required to attend upon the general assembly or to report thereto, upon a contract, express or implied, for board and lodging furnished to him by the principal debtor while attending the session of the general assembly;

(5) [Repealed.]

(6) A person indebted for the services of a minor or married woman in an action against the parent of such minor or the husband of such married woman;

(7) A corporation by reason of any money due from it to a person residing without the state for services rendered without the state, provided a like sum of money so due would be exempt from attachment by trustee process in the state where such person resides.

(8) A person or corporation having in his or its possession any goods, effects or credits of a municipality, in any action or suit against such municipality as principal debtor or defendant. (Amended 1966, No. 8 (Sp. Sess.); 1969, No. 87, eff. April 18, 1969; 1971, No. 185 (Adj. Sess.), § 237, eff. March 29, 1972; 1973, No. 193 (Adj. Sess.), § 3, eff. April 9, 1974.)