Question $48$

$2$ pts

Benson recently had a judgment entered against him and he is worried about what personal property may be used to satisfy this judgment. Benson has some household furniture, his clothing, a car that he uses to drive to work, and a pedigree Scottish Fold cat. Which of these items of property may be used to satisfy the judgment?

This property is likely exempt from satisfaction of the judgment against Benson, with the exception of the car because a car is usually worth more money than household furniture, clothing, and a pedigree cat.

This property is likely exempt from satisfaction of the judgment against Benson, with the exception of the household furniture because it can be easily sold to satisfy the judgment.

This property is likely exempt from satisfaction of the judgment against Benson, with the exception of the pedigree Scottish Fold cat.

All of this property is likely exempt from satisfaction of the judgment against Benson.