Property exempt from seizureN.I.
33. An order of seizure shall not be authority for the seizure of property of any of the following descriptions:—
(a)such wearing apparel, furniture, bedding and household equipment of the debtor and his spouse[F1 or civil partner] as appear to the Office to be essential for the domestic purposes of the debtor, his spouse[F1 or civil partner] and his dependants residing with him, or any of them;
(b)the tools and implements of the debtor's trade to the value of[F2 £200] or of such greater amount as may be fixed by rules;
(c)any property which has, at the date when the order takes effect, been seized under any other statutory provision;
(d)any property held by the debtor in trust for or on behalf of any other person or body;
(e)any property in the hands of a receiver appointed by a court, except with the leave of the court which appointed the receiver;
(f)any property exempted from seizure by any other statutory provision.
F2SR 1983/150