Nebraska Supreme Court· 7/10/1998
Payless Building Center, Inc. v. Wilmoth
Citations
- 581 N.W.2d 420
- 254 Neb. 998
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- concluding that “[t]he plain and ordinary meaning of individual is a single human being as contrasted with a social group or institution,” when considering whether a trust qualified for a foreclosure exemption
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Judges: White, Caporale, Wright, Connolly, Gerrard, Stephan, McCormack
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4 cases in this archive cite this case.
- State v. GilliamNebraska Supreme Court· 2016-02-12· cited 226×
- Echo Group v. Tradesmen Internat.Nebraska Supreme Court· 2022-10-28· cited 9×
- JB4 Air, LLC. v. Department of RevenueAppellate Court of Illinois· 2009-03-10· cited 3×
- McEwen v. Nebraska State College Sys.Nebraska Court of Appeals· 2019-12-17· cited 1×
Cites
9 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- Omaha Public Power District v. Nebraska Department of RevenueNebraska Supreme Court· 1995-09-08· cited 86×
- Metropolitan Utilities District v. BalkaNebraska Supreme Court· 1997-03-28· cited 75×
- PSB Credit Services, Inc. v. RichNebraska Supreme Court· 1997-01-10· cited 53×
- Blue Tee Corp. v. CDI Contractors, Inc.Nebraska Supreme Court· 1995-02-10· cited 35×
- Daubman v. CBS Real Estate Co.Nebraska Supreme Court· 1998-07-02· cited 31×
- State on Behalf of Matchett v. DunkleNebraska Supreme Court· 1993-12-03· cited 19×
- Cox Cable of Omaha, Inc. v. Nebraska Department of RevenueNebraska Supreme Court· 1998-05-08· cited 13×
- State Ex Rel. Wood v. Fisher Foods, Ltd.Nebraska Supreme Court· 1998-07-10· cited 9×
- In Re Estate of PetersonNebraska Supreme Court· 1998-03-27· cited 8×
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