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· 1/26/1899

Kiesel v. Clemens

Citations

  • 6 Idaho 444
  • 56 P. 84
  • 1899 Ida. LEXIS 12

Syllabus

<p>Homestead — Residence—Occupancy by Family as a Home. — The-fact that the homestead is occupied in whole or m part as a hotel does not deprive it of any of the benefits or immunities prescribed by the statutes, so long as it is used and occupied by the owner as a home and residence of himself and family, and is within the limitations of the statute as to value. Occupancy as a residence, and value, are the only limitations placed upon the homestead by the statutes of Idaho.</p> <p>(Syllabus by the court.)</p>

Judges: Account, Hearing, Huston, Quarles, Sickness, Sullivan

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