North Dakota § 28-22-15 When only absolute exemptions allowed

North Dakota Statutes

§ 28-22-15 — When only absolute exemptions allowed

North Dakota § 28-22-15

Title 28Judicial Procedure, Civil

Ch. 28-22Exemptions

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N.D. Cent. Code § 28-22-15 (2026).

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Only absolute exemptions may be allowed against process:

1.For the wages of a laborer or mechanic who is, or had been, employed by the judgment debtor;

2.Upon a debt incurred for property obtained under false pretenses;

3.For fines, penalties, or costs of criminal prosecutions;

4.Against a nonresident;

5.Against a debtor who is in the act of removing with the debtor's family from the state; or

6.Against a debtor who has absconded, taking the debtor's family along.

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Only absolute exemptions may be allowed against process:
1. For the wages of a laborer or mechanic who is, or had been, employed by the
judgment debtor;
2. Upon a debt incurred for property obtained under false pretenses;
3. For fines, penalties, or costs of criminal prosecutions;
4. Against a nonresident;
5. Against a debtor who is in the act of removing with the debtor's family from the state;
or
6. Against a debtor who has absconded, taking the debtor's family along.