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Code · Hawaii · Chapter 653

CHAPTER 653

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CHAPTER 653
GARNISHMENT OF GOVERNMENT BENEFICIARIES
Section
653-1 Government beneficiary defined
653-2 Attachment of salary, etc.
653-3 Exemptions; pensions
653-4 Further exemption
653-5 Complaint
653-6 Garnishee summons
653-7 Service on garnishee
653-8 Effect of service
653-9 Service on beneficiary
653-10 Superiors and successors of garnishee
653-11 Answer; amount sequestered
653-12 Certificate furnished garnishee
653-13 Effect of discontinuance, appeal, exceptions
653-14 Warrants issued to plaintiff, when
653-15 Actions, precedence
653-16 Same; priority of payments
653-17 Warrants charged against beneficiary
Note
As to procedural statutes superseded by the rules of court, see note preceding Title 32.
Rules of Court
See HRCP rules 64, 69; DCRCP rules 64, 69. Service, see HRCP rule 4; DCRCP rule 4.
Case Notes
Validity of prejudgment replevin provisions authorizing taking of property without affording prior opportunity to be heard. 407 U.S. 67 (1972).
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