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2Form 29F:
Dispute (garnishee)
(page 2)
Court file number
I owe or will owe money to the payor, but it cannot be seized by garnishment because
(State reasons for legal
exemption.)
(Other grounds; specify.)
Put a line through any blank space left on this page.
NOTE: Merely serving and filling this dispute will not stop the garnishment process. It can be stopped at the recipient's request if
the recipient agrees with the reasons for your dispute. It can also be stopped by a court order at a garnishment hearing. If you want
the court to hold a hearing, you must check the box in the frame below.
NOTICE TO THE CLERK OF THE COURT AND TO ALL PARTIES: I am making a request for a garnishment
hearing in which the court can rule on this dispute.
Signature of garnishee
Date of signature
NOTICE TO RECIPIENT: Please examine this dispute. If you disagree with it and if the payer has not asked for a garnishment
hearing, you yourself may ask to have a court hearing. You may want to talk to your own lawyer about this. You have 10 days from
the date of being served with this document to decide whether to have a court hearing. If you want a hearing, you or your lawyer
have 10 days within which to ask the clerk of the court, either in person or in writing, to mail out to you, to the payor, to the
garnishee and to the co-owner of a joint debt (if any) a notice of garnishment hearing (Form 29H). At that hearing, the judge will
give you and the other parties a chance to be heard and may make an order that can affect the rights of all parties.
FLR-29F-E (2005/09)
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