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Alabama Code 31-7-2 - Assignment, attachment, etc., prohibited; bonus not subject to state taxation

Alabama Code > Title 31 > Chapter 7 > § 31-7-2 - Assignment, attachment, etc., prohibited; bonus not subject to state taxation


Current as of: 2010

No assignment or pledge as security for a loan or any right or claim to the bonus under this chapter shall be valid. No sum payable under this chapter to a veteran shall be subject to attachment, levy or seizure under any legal or equitable process, or be subject to taxation, either as income or otherwise, by the State of Alabama.

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