In re Barklow
District Court, D. Oregon
1Opinion of the Court
WODVERTON, District Judge.
Daniel Barklow filed his voluntary petition to he adjudged a bankrupt on June 23, 1921, and with it his schedule, whereby he claimed, a homestead exemption consisting of three tracts of land, located separately, containing respectively 8, 5, and 2 acres. The 2-acre tract is distant from the 8-acre tract about 105 paces, and the 5-acre tract from a quarter to one-half mile. None of these tracts had a dwelling or other building on it at the time; nor was any of them occupied as the abode of petitioner or any member of his family, although all of such tracts were owned…
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