Part 10 — Exemptions
88 Exempted property
the following is exempt from writ proceedings:
(a) the food required by the enforcement debtor and the
enforcement debtor's dependants during the next 12 months;
(b) the necessary clothing of the enforcement debtor and the
enforcement debtor's dependants up to the value prescribed
by the regulations;
(c) household furnishings and appliances up to the value
prescribed by the regulations;
(d) one motor vehicle up to the value prescribed by the
regulations;
(e) medical and dental aids that are required by the enforcement
debtor and the enforcement debtor's dependants;
(f) in the case of an enforcement debtor whose primary
occupation is farming, up to 160 acres of land if the
enforcement debtor's principal residence is located on that
land and that land is part of that enforcement debtor's farm;
(g) the principal residence of an enforcement debtor, including
a residence that is a mobile home, up to the value prescribed
by the regulations for that residence but if the enforcement
debtor is a co-owner of the residence, the amount of the
exemption allowed under this provision is reduced to an
amount that is proportionate to the enforcement debtor's
ownership interest in the residence;
(h) in the case of an enfor cement debtor whose primary
occupation is not farming, personal property up to the value
prescribed by the regulations that is used by the enforcement
debtor to earn income from the enforcement debtor's
occupation;
(i) in the case of an enfor cement debtor whose primary
occupation is farming, the personal property that is
RSA 2000
necessary for the proper and efficient conduct of the
enforcement debtor's farming operations for the next 12
months;
(j) any property as prescribed by the regulations.
RSA 2000 cC-15 s88;2002 c17 s1(15)