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Husband appeals from a denial of his motion to quash a writ of sequestration. Husband and wife were divorced in 1976. The decree of dissolution granted custody of their two children, a daughter and a son, to wife and required husband to pay $35 a week for the support of each child. At issue here are the support payments for the daughter. On October 19, 1977, daughter while unmarried gave birth to a son. She applied to the Division of Family Services for Aid to Families with Dependent Children and received her first payment in December, 1977. At the time of the hearing on the motion to quash, she remained unmarried, attended college, and lived in separate quarters in her mother's home with the child. On July 10, 1978, wife filed a petition for writ of sequestration and claimed that her husband was $320 behind in his child support payments. The writ was issued on July 19, 1978. Husband moved to quash the writ on August 16, 1978. In his motion to quash, he asserted that the judgment had been fully paid and that his daughter had been emancipated for some time.

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