A Nebraska couple lost a mortgage-free home assessed at $59,759 after a $588.21 tax debt grew to $5,268.32; the US Supreme Court sent the case back and Nebraska's top court revived the compensation claim
- A legal fight over homeownership and tax liens in Nebraska reached a major turning point when the state's highest court revived a compensation claim from a couple who lost their mortgage-free home over a relatively small tax debt.
- Kevin Fair and his wife, Terry, owned a home in Scotts Bluff County with no mortgage or other liens.
- The property was valued by the county at $59,759.
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- A legal fight over homeownership and tax liens in Nebraska reached a major turning point when the state's highest court revived a compensation claim from a couple who lost their mortgage-free home over a relatively small tax debt.
- Kevin Fair and his wife, Terry, owned a home in Scotts Bluff County with no mortgage or other liens.
- The property was valued by the county at $59,759.
Sources: Times of India