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	1.	Procedural requirements

	2.	Release of levy

	3.	No equity seizures

	4.	Levy exemptions

	5.	Approval process of liens, levies and seizures

	6.	Levy prohibited during refund proceeding

	7.	Suits to enforce levy

	8.	Wrongful Levy Supreme Court Case of Williams v. United States, 514 U.S. 527 (1995) Beauchamp v. United States, 1998-1 USTC 50,480.
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