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Smart v. State

Citations

  • 190 N.E.2d 650
  • 244 Ind. 69
  • 1963 Ind. LEXIS 159

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  • holding that a rural summer cottage was not a dwelling house within the meaning of Indiana’s burglary statute because it was not the owners’ primary residence and the owners only “spent a two or three weeks’ vacation and weekends there”
  • holding that a rural summer cottage was not a dwelling house within the meaning of Indiana's burglary statute because it was not the owners' primary residence and the owners only \spent a two or three weeks' vacation and weekends there\

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Judges: Myers

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