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· 11/29/1961

IH KENT COMPANY v. Miller

Citations

  • 366 P.2d 520
  • 77 Nev. 471
  • 1961 Nev. LEXIS 154

How courts have described this case

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  • finding a creditor could not compel the debtor to claim the homestead exemption
  • “The exercise and preservation of the homestead exemption is held to be a purely personal right which can be exercised or waived by the debtor.”
  • \The exercise and preservation of the homestead exemption is held to be a purely personal right which can be exercised or waived by the debtor.\
  • “The exercise and preservation of the homestead exemption is held to be a purely personal right which can be exercised or waived by the debtor.”

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Judges: Badt, McNamee, Thompson

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