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Gebhart v. Gaughan: Clarifying the Homestead Exemption as to Post-Petition Appreciation

Natalie R. Barker

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This case summary begins by discussing the facts and procedural history of the two consolidated appeals in Gebhart. Next, it outlines and reviews the analysis of the Ninth Circuit. Lastly, it concludes by briefly discussing the implications of the Ninth Circuit’s decision in Gebhart.

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This case summary begins by discussing the facts and procedural history of the two consolidated appeals in Gebhart. Next, it outlines and reviews the analysis of the Ninth Circuit. Lastly, it concludes by briefly discussing the implications of the Ninth Circuit’s decision in Gebhart.

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This case summary begins by discussing the facts and procedural history of the two consolidated appeals in Gebhart. Next, it outlines and reviews the analysis of the Ninth Circuit. Lastly, it concludes by briefly discussing the implications of the Ninth Circuit’s decision in Gebhart.

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