Hart & Co. v. Cole

Citations

• 73 Ohio St. (N.S.) 267

Syllabus

<p>Property exempt from levy — Section 5441, Revised Statutes— Judgment debtor may exempt from/ execution property to value of five hundred dollars, when — Rxemptor after former exemption allowance may again claim exemption, when— Law of exemptions.</p> <p>1. Every judgment debtor, entitled to the exemption allowed by section 5441, Revised Statutes, may, at all times, keep in possession and hold exempt from levy and sale, real or personal property, to be selected by such debtor, not exceeding five hundred dollars in value, in addition to the amount of chattel property otherwise by law exempted.</p> <p>2. A judgment debtor who has once claimed her exemption under section 5441, Revised Statutes, and has had the same set off and allowed to her, may thereafter, notwithstanding such former allowance, again claim her exemption against the same judgment out of other property; subject however to the limitation that a judgment debtor may not at any one time hold exempt, in lieu of a homestead, property in excess of five hundred dollars in value, in addition to the chattel property otherwise by law exempted.</p>