dokunulmazlığı olan şey

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exemptions
a privilege allowed by law to a judgment debtor by which a certain amount or class of property is protected from sale to satisfy a judgment against the debtor
exception
Exemptions are properties that are exempt from local taxation by state law They are required to file a form that must be reviewed by the local assessor
Exemptions are the lists of the kinds and values of property that is legally beyond the reach of creditors or the bankruptcy trustee What property may be exempted is determined by state and federal statutes, and varies from state to state Click here for more on exemptions
The specific reasons for exempting certain records or information from public disclosure Conditional exemptions are those that require the records custodian to weigh the public's right to know against an individual's privacy rights Unconditional exemptions derive from specific statutory instructions that forbid the records custodian to release or disclose specific records or information to the public
plural of exemption
An amount by which AGI is reduced which is determined by the size of the family
Under the Court Order Enforcement Act effective May 1, 1998 (in British Columbia), there are certain assets that are exempt from seizure by any execution creditor or by a Trustee in Bankruptcy Equity in a house in Vancouver or Victoria = $12,000; In the rest of the province = $9,000; Equity in a motor vehicle = $5,000; The vehicle exemption drops to $2,000 if the debtor is behind on child care payment (to facilitate the enforcement of Maintenance Orders); Equity in household items = $4,000; Clothing/Medical aids = unlimited; Tools of the Trade = $10,000 For exemptions in other jurisdictions in Canada click here > Provincial Exemptions
Certain property belonging to the debtor is allowed to be excluded from the bankruptcy The Bankruptcy Code sets forth guidelines where property can be exempted This means the debtor is allowed to keep certain property in order to have a "fresh start " The Bankruptcy Code also sets forth provisions allowing each state to create their own exempts The debtor usually has the option to choose which exemptions will be followed: the exemptions designed by the state in which he or she resides or the federal exemptions set forth in the Bankruptcy Code
things that are excluded from IHT
Individual debtors are entitled to keep certain assets free from the claims of creditors, under federal or state exemption laws Typical exemptions are the homestead exemption (equity in your personal residence); cash value of insurance policies, household goods and furnishings, clothing, wages, and tools used in the debtor's job The amount of the exemption depends on whether federal or state exemptions are available and/or used