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D. Kansas· 3/11/2009

In Re Sauer

Citations

  • 403 B.R. 722
  • 2009 Bankr. LEXIS 687
  • 2009 WL 737442

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  • construing Kansas homestead statute and concluding that married, but separated, debtors on the date of the petition could not claim separate homesteads in different cities and finding plain language of homestead exemption allowed “a” single homestead for a family
  • construing Kansas homestead statute and concluding that married, but separated, debtors on the date of the petition could not claim separate homesteads in different cities and finding plain language of homestead exemption allowed “a” single homestead for a family
  • construing Kansas homestead statute and concluding that married, but separated, debtors on the date of the petition could not claim separate homesteads in different cities and finding plain language of homestead exemption allowed “a” single homestead for a family

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Judges: Robert E. Nugent

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