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2A:26-5 - Wages and personal property not attachable in certain cases
2A:26-5. Wages and personal property not attachable in certain cases
Wages or other compensation for labor or services due to a nonresident employee shall not be attached at the action of a nonresident creditor or his assigns; nor shall the personal property in this state of a nonresident be attached at the action of a nonresident creditor, if such property is exempt from liability by the law of the state of which the debtor and creditor are residents.
L.1951 (1st SS), c.344.
Wages or other compensation for labor or services due to a nonresident employee shall not be attached at the action of a nonresident creditor or his assigns; nor shall the personal property in this state of a nonresident be attached at the action of a nonresident creditor, if such property is exempt from liability by the law of the state of which the debtor and creditor are residents.
L.1951 (1st SS), c.344.
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