Miller v. Monrean
Alaska Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
RABINOWITZ, Chief Justice.
This appeal raises two first impression questions regarding Alaska’s income exemption statute AS 09.35.080(1).
Pursuant to a valid judgment, appellees Mernsey and Mable Monrean obtained a writ of execution and on November 17, 1970, Miller received a check for $325.56 ing account. At the time of this levy, Miller’s checking account had a balance of $260.68, all of which was seized. During the times pertinent to this litigation, Miller was employed by the State of Alaska’s Marine Highway system as a seaman on the ferry MATANUSKA. Miller was paid twice each month;…
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