Siletz news letter., December 01, 1992, Page 21, Image 21

I December 1992
enforcement of a domestic relations order, as to the proceeds
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which were subject of the lien.
°f such sums as may be due either party and such order shall '
420.000
be binding oh all parties.
PETITION FOR RECONSIDERATION—
Upon petition by any party, and at any time, the Tribal Court
may reexamine its decision to issue or certify a writ of
(1)
garnishment.
(1)
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The petition must allege an error in the findings of the
Tribal Court that were determinative in its decision, or that
circumstances or new evidence compels a result, different than
WRIT OP ATTACHMENT POR ABAMPONED HOUSING
The Tribal Court may, upon a petition from the Tribal J
Housing authority, issue a writ of attachment for any Tribally ;
owned or administered housing for which payment of rent or
mortgage is in arrears and the housing has been abandoned.
(2)
The writ of attachment shall, only issue after a showing
■the one originally reached by the Tribal Court.
by the Tribal Housing Authority that notice was sent to the
(2)
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petition
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reconsideration
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detail
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legally entitled occupants tore than fourteen days prior to
specific alleged errors or change in circumstances of the writ
the date when the Tribal Court issues the writ.
and contain any supporting evidence.
(3)
At the time the petition is delivered to the Cleric of
Tribal Court, thè party petitioning for reconsideration shall
deliver copies of the petition and all supporting evidence to
the
Clerk
of the Tribal
Court
for delivery to
all
other
parties.
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Responding parties, at their option, may elect to respond
in writing . and/or to appear at the hearing
in person
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remand the proceedings to the court or other issuing entity.
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AUTHORITY OF TRIBE TO COT.T.ECT OH DEBTS -
Nothing in this ordinance shall be construed as limiting
the Tribe's right to offset any amounts owed to it by a person
• when funds belonging to that person are in the possession of
the Tribe.
Provided, collections by the Tribe shall conform,
to the circumstances.
(2)
Notice of the debt, and the intent to offset, shall be
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The person owing the money shall have fourteen days in
which to respond.
If the person owing the money disagrees
with the existence ' of the debt, or the amount owed, the person
shall request the Tribal official who.authorized the offset
to petition the Tribal Court for a hearing.
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be
set
within ten
days
the
Court
of
A date for the
receipt
of
the
review
the
request.
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the
hearing
Tribal
shall
circumstances of the debt and determine the amount owing to
the Tribe; the hearing shall be in the form described in part
250.000 of this ordinance.
A representative of the Tribe
shall be present at the hearing and offer to the Court a
statement of the amount of the debt: and the ci r m n s tances by
which the debt was incurred.
The Tribal representative shall
have the right to examine the person challenging the debt and
any witnesses.
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official.
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immediate
and any
responsibility
Tribal
over
the
circumstances surrounding the debt shall submit to examination
in Tribal Court by the Tribal Court Judge or the party owing
the debt.
Upon a finding by the Tribal Court as to the amount
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