State v. Delosantos

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• voluntary absence of husband who deserted family didn’t destroy homestead character of residence
• voluntary absence of husband who deserted family didn’t destroy homestead character of residence
• voluntary absence of husband who deserted family didn’t destroy homestead character of residence
• “[I]t is true that one person or one family may not have two homesteads at one time.” Husband’s voluntary absence from family home or abandonment of wife did not destroy the homestead character of family residence
• “[I]t is true that one person or one family may not have two homesteads at one time.” Husband’s voluntary absence from family home or abandonment of wife did not destroy the homestead character of family residence
• “[I]t is true that one person or one family may not have two homesteads at one time.” Husband’s voluntary absence from family home or abandonment of wife did not destroy the homestead character of family residence

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).