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homestead

The dwelling house and adjoining land forming the permanent residence of the head of household.Under modern law,a person's homestead is given a very specific definition within each state's statutes and is then granted protections from creditors and against excessive real estate taxes. The term homestead may also apply to the rights granted to a widow or widower to use real property for their remaining lives if they elect to take advantage of homestead laws rather than provisions made in a will.The protections may be unlimited, only up to a certain dollar value of equity, or limited in area. Each state's laws are different, and homestead may be defined differently in the various statutes within a state.
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Craig Steadman, 19, of Homestall Close, pounds 170.
Named and shamed by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
THIEVES stole car keys before making off with a car from a driveway in Homestall Meadows, Pillerton Priors, near Kineton.
Key thieves drive off in car by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
56) As Blackstone states, "And if the barn, stable, or warehouse, be parcel of the mansionhouse, though not under the same roof or contiguous, a burglary may be committed therein; for the capital house protects and privileges all its branches and appurtenants, if within the curtilage or homestall.
Fourth Amendment yard work: curtilage's mow-line rule by Peters, Brendan / Stanford Law Review
 
 
 
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