D. Idaho· 1/18/1991
In Re Millsap
Citations
- 122 B.R. 577
- 1991 Bankr. LEXIS 55
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- noting that compliance with the five day period of Idaho Code § 10-1306A is required before a lien will arise
- allowing an 13 exemption in multiple contiguous parcels utilized by the owner as 14 a single parcel
- allowing an 13 exemption in multiple contiguous parcels utilized by the owner as 14 a single parcel
- allowing an 13 exemption in multiple contiguous parcels utilized by the owner as 14 a single parcel
- allowing an 13 exemption in multiple contiguous parcels utilized by the owner as 14 a single parcel
- statutes contain no area 25 restrictions on property claimed for a homestead
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Judges: Jim D. Pappas
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- In Re KlineD. Idaho· 2005-09-02· cited 24×
- In Re PichD. Idaho· 2000-08-07· cited 9×
- In re JohnsD. Idaho· 2014-01-07· cited 4×
- In Re JeffersonD. New Mexico· 1993-11-30· cited 3×
- In re DouganD. Idaho· 2006-03-29· cited 2×
- In re ThamesD. Idaho· 2005-06-20· cited 1×
Cites
7 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- White v. StumpSupreme Court· 1924-11-24· cited 283×
- In Re MontgomeryW.D. Texas· 1987-12-07· cited 34×
- In Re MitchellW.D. Texas· 1987-11-30· cited 17×
- In Re TiffanyD. Idaho· 1989-08-25· cited 11×
- Carey v. Pauline (In Re Pauline)Ninth Circuit· 1990-10-25· cited 10×
- Coughanour v. Hoffman's EstateIdaho Supreme Court· 1887-02-17· cited 7×
- White v. StumpNinth Circuit· 1922-10-30· cited 2×
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