Steilberg v. Lackner
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion
KANE, J.
The Issue
In this appeal we are called upon to interpret the meaning of, and the interrelationship between, sections 11152 and 11153.7 of the Welfare and Institutions Code. The precise issue is whether an applicant who owns and uses a multiple dwelling as her home, a part of which she rents, is entitled to Medi-Cal benefits regardless of the value of the property (§ 11152) or whether in determining eligibility for such benefits the $5,000 assessed value limitation contained in section 11153.7 applies.
Facts
In June 1974, respondent Elizabeth Steilberg, born in 1896, applied for…
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