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homestead law
noun
- any law exempting homesteads from seizure or sale for debt.
- any law making public lands available to settlers to be used as farms.
- any of various state laws granting special property tax exemptions or other privileges to homesteaders.
homestead law
noun
- (in the US and Canada) any of various laws conferring certain privileges on owners of homesteads
51³Ô¹Ï History and Origins
Origin of homestead law1
Example Sentences
By chance, lawyers in the Department of Justice learned that a part of my recently completed doctoral dissertation in Indian history included a discussion of such "homestead laws."
In the early 1870s, most Americans believed in the sanctity of the preemption and homestead laws, and the right of White men to take whatever lands they wanted and put them into production.
Further, it said, homestead law does not apply to the case.
Then there are the nuances of Florida’s homestead law and other states’ and countries’ asset-protection vehicles.
Florida’s homestead laws and protection of annuities, life insurance and retirement accounts have long been attractive to debtors.
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