Summary:
There is often an assertion that there is no legislative history for North Carolina exemptions. And while there certainly could have been substantially more, both in terms of quantity and quality, after both Kelly Newcomb and I separately spent many hours at the North Carolina Legislative Library scrolling through reels of microfiche, we wanted to make those results available to the North Carolina bench and bar.
More will be made available as time and circumstances permit, with any assistance being welcome.
- 1981 HB313 PCS1097 Adopted
- 1981 HB313 PCS4053
- 1981 HB313 Senate Reported Favorable As Amended
- 1981 SB 203
- 19800606 House Judiciary I and Senate Judiciary II Committees Memorandum
- 19810226 Senate Small Business Committee Minutes
- 19810306 Senate Small Business Minutes
- 19810327 Senate Small Business Minutes
- 19810403 Senate Small Business Minutes
- 19810417 Senate Small Business Minutes
- 19810512 House Judiciary III Minutes
- 19810522 Senate Small Business Minutes
- 19810605 Senate Small Business Minutes
- 19910429 House Commerce/Financial Institutions Permanent Subcommittee Minutes
- 19910509 Senate Banks and Thrifts Institutions Committee Minutes
- 19910510 House Commerce Committee Memorandum
Additionally and with thanks to Travis Sasser, below are articles on the history of the North Carolina exemptions which preceded the current provisions:
- William B. Aycock, Homestead Exemption in North Carolina, 29 N.C. L. Rev. 143 (1951)
- North Carolina Historical Review 1868 Homestead Exemption
- 1982 Judge Moore Campbell Law Lecture on New Exemptions
- 1981 MDNC Exemption Memo and Forms
Newspaper articles and opinion pieces related to exemption reform:
From the North Carolina Bar Association Bankruptcy Section:
Wake Forest Law Review, Volume 17, December 1981:
Part I
Wake Forest Law Review, Volume 17, December 1981
Part II
Wake Forest Law Review, Volume 18, The Legislature Strikes Back Exemptions, Part 2, 1982
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