Supreme Court weighs in on property rights and equity theft disputes.

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The US Supreme Court is set to hear a lawsuit against Hennepin County brought by a 94-year-old woman who lost her one-bedroom condo over unpaid taxes. The county sold the apartment for $40,000 and kept the excess money. The case is being represented by the Pacific Legal Foundation, which calls it a case of "home equity theft." The decision in the case could have implications for property taxes and the ability of states to generate revenue.
- US Supreme Court hearing arguments Wednesday in woman's lawsuit against Hennepin County KSTP
- Supreme Court seems to favor woman who got $0 in condo sale The Associated Press
- Grandma didn't pay taxes. Now her house is focus of property rights test case NPR
- Supreme Court sympathetic to homeowner in 'equity theft' dispute NBC News
- U.S. Supreme Court considers Hennepin County's sale of Minneapolis woman's condo Star Tribune
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