Debt Arrangement and Attachment (Scotland) Act 2002

4 The articles referred to in paragraph 2(b) above are the following so far as they are reasonably required, at the time of the attachment, for the use of the debtor or a member of the debtor’s household—

(a) beds or bedding;

(b) household linen;

(c) chairs or settees;

(d) tables;

(e) food;

(f) lights or light fittings;

(g) heating appliances;

(h) curtains;

(i) floor coverings;

(j) furniture, equipment or utensils used for storing, cooking or eating food;

(k) refrigerators;

(l) articles used for cleaning, drying, mending, or pressing clothes;

(m) articles used for cleaning the dwellinghouse;

(n) furniture used for storing—

(i) clothing, bedding or household linen;

(ii) articles used for cleaning the dwellinghouse; or

(iii) utensils used for cooking or eating food;

(o) articles used for safety in the dwellinghouse;

(p) tools used for maintenance or repair of the dwellinghouse or of household articles;

(q) computers and accessory equipment;

(r) microwave ovens;

(s) radios;

(t) telephones;

(u) televisions.