MARVIN MANDEL, Governor                                 343

SICKNESS, ACCIDENT, INJURY, OR DEATH OF ANY PERSON,
EXCEPT THAT DISABILITY INCOME BENEFITS ARE NOT EXEMPT
IF THE JUDGMENT IS FOR NECESSARIES CONTRACTED FOR
AFTER THE DISABILITY IS INCURRED.

(3) WEARING APPAREL, BOOKS, TOOLS,

INSTRUMENTS, OR APPLIANCES NECESSABY FOR THE PRACTICE

OF ANY TRADE OR PROFESSION EXCEPT THOSE KEPT FOR SALE
OR BARTER.

(B) EXCEPTION.

THE EXEMPTIONS IN PARAGRAPHS      (1) AND (2) OF

SUBSECTION (A) DO NOT APPLY TO     AN EXECUTION ON A

JUDGMENT FOR BREACH OF PROMISE TO MARRY OR FOR
SEDUCTION.

(C) EXEMPTIONS NOT TO APPLY TO NONRESIDENTS.

THE EXEMPTIONS IN SUBSECTION (A) DO NOT APPLY TO
PERSONS WHO ARE NOT ACTUAL BONA FIDE RESIDENTS OF THE
STATE.

REVISOR'S NOTE: This section is new language
derived from the same provisions which
presently appear in Art. 83, §§ 8, 9, 11, and
13.

In subsection (a) the reference to payment of
money in the event of death is retained
because Art. 48A, § 385 has a limited
application: The proceeds of life insurance
are exempted from all claims of the creditors
arising out of or based upon any obligation
created after June 1, 1945.

The provision dealing with an execution on a
judgment for breach of promise to marry is
retained because § 5-301 of this article does
not abolish an action for breach of promise
to marry in case of pregnancy.

The number of appraisers who appraise the
property selected by the defendant is reduced
from three to one. This eliminates an
unnecessary multiplication of costs charged
to the defendant for designation of general
appraisers by the register of wills. See
Art. 93, §2-302.

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