Supreme Court of Arkansas· 4/12/1971
Monroe v. Monroe
Citations
- 465 S.W.2d 347
- 250 Ark. 434
- 1971 Ark. LEXIS 1274
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- stating in order to constitute abandonment, the owner must leave the homestead with the intention of renouncing and forsaking it, or leaving it never to return
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Judges: Jones
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14 cases in this archive cite this case.
- Middleton v. LockhartSupreme Court of Arkansas· 2001-04-26· cited 54×
- Falconer v. Farmers Union Oil Co.North Dakota Supreme Court· 1977-11-10· cited 10×
- Bankr. L. Rep. P 76,529 in Re Stanley W. Gerrald, Debtor. Stanley W. Gerrald v. William Randall Wright, Chapter 7 TrusteeEighth Circuit· 1995-06-09· cited 7×
- Parker v. JohnsonSupreme Court of Arkansas· 2006-11-30· cited 7×
- Sulcer v. Northwestern National Ins.Supreme Court of Arkansas· 1978-06-05· cited 7×
- Campbell v. GehebSupreme Court of Arkansas· 1975-06-02· cited 6×
- Parker v. JohnsonCourt of Appeals of Arkansas· 2006-05-17· cited 3×
- In Re InmonE.D. Arkansas· 1992-02-19· cited 2×
- In Re EllisE.D. Arkansas· 2011-06-07
- Sexton v. SextonCourt of Appeals of Arkansas· 2011-03-02
- Konrad v. StephensonE.D. Arkansas· 1986-12-05
- Coker v. Bank of Cabot (In re Coker)E.D. Arkansas· 1991-02-22
- In re GerraldW.D. Arkansas· 1993-02-08
- In re MorrisW.D. Arkansas· 2006-03-13
Cites
6 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- Davis v. NealSupreme Court of Arkansas· 1911-10-23· cited 27×
- Butler v. ButlerSupreme Court of Arkansas· 1928-01-30· cited 23×
- Euper v. Alkire & Co.Supreme Court of Arkansas· 1881-11-15· cited 14×
- Thompson v. KingSupreme Court of Arkansas· 1890-11-29· cited 13×
- Russell v. BerrySupreme Court of Arkansas· 1902-04-05· cited 9×
- Gillis v. GillisSupreme Court of Arkansas· 1924-06-02· cited 7×
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