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Code · South Dakota · Title 21 · Chapter 21-19

21-19-1. Definition of terms.

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As used in this chapter unless the context otherwise plainly requires:
(1)"Absolute exemptions" means property which, under chapters 43-31 and 43-45 , is absolutely exempt from levy;
(2)"Additional exemptions" means additional property which may be claimed as exempt under chapter 43-45 ;
(3)"Claim" means a claim of exemptions as provided in this chapter;
(4)"Claimant" means a debtor or a dependent of debtor making claim of exemptions;
(5)"Court" means the court wherein the action is brought in which action the levy is made;
(6)"Creditor" means a person for whose benefit any such process is used;
(7)"Debtor" means a person on whose property levy has been made;
(8)"Levy" means any garnishment, attachment, or any seizure or levy whatsoever under execution or any other judicial process for the purpose of satisfying or securing the claim or demand of a creditor;
(9)"Officer" means a person making such levy;
(10)"Property" means any property whether real, personal, or mixed.
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