Paragraph 1

Any of the following goods and chattels which are located in a dwelling house at which distress is being levied and are reasonably required for the domestic needs of any person residing in that dwelling house—

(a)

beds and bedding;

(b)

household linen;

(c)

chairs and settees;

(d)

tables;

(e)

food;

(f)

lights and light fittings;

(g)

heating appliances;

(h)

curtains;

(i)

floor coverings;

(j)

furniture, equipment and utensils used for cooking, storing or eating food;

(k)

refrigerators;

(l)

articles used for cleaning, mending, or pressing clothes;

(m)

articles used for cleaning the home;

(n)

furniture used for storing—

(i)

clothing, bedding or household linen;

(ii)

articles used for cleaning the home;

(iii)

utensils used for cooking or eating food;

(o)

articles used for safety in the home;

(p)

toys for the use of any child within the household;

(q)

medical aids and medical equipment.