· 4/25/1991
City Nat. Bank of Florida v. Tescher
Citations
- 578 So. 2d 701
- 16 Fla. L. Weekly Supp. 271
- 1991 Fla. LEXIS 680
- 1991 WL 61820
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- surviving spouse had signed antenuptial agreement that waived interest in the homestead
- homestead devised through residuary clause where there were no minor children and the spouse had waived homestead rights
- restraint on the right to devise the homestead should not be extended beyond what is expressly allowed in the Florida Constitution
- “The historical purpose of the homestead provision was to protect those legally dependent on the decedent because of a family relationship.”
- “[W]hen a decedent is survived by no minor children and the surviving spouse has waived homestead rights, there is no constitutional restriction on devising homestead property.”
- “only the decedent’s husband falls within the class which the constitution intended to protect, and only the husband was entitled to the protection of article X, section 4(c)”
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Judges: Harding
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