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Cain v. Cain

Citations

  • 549 So. 2d 1161
  • 1989 WL 118583

How courts have described this case

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  • to show abandonment of the homestead, both the owners and the owners’ family must have abandoned the property
  • homestead exemption is to be construed liberally for benefit of those whom it is designed to protect
  • homestead exemption is to be construed liberally for benefit of those whom it is designed to protect
  • in order to show abandonment of the homestead, both the owners and the owners’ family must have abandoned the homestead property
  • homestead exemption is to be construed liberally for benefit of those whom it is designed to protect
  • “To show abandonment, both the owner and his family must have abandoned the property.”

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Judges: Polen

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