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James owns a farm in rural Izard County, Arkansas, where he lives with his family. He wants to know the maximum acreage that can be protected under the Arkansas homestead exemption for his rural property. Which of the following correctly states the rural homestead acreage limit?

Correct Answer

D) 80 acres, as established by the Arkansas Constitution

The Arkansas Constitution, Art. 9, §§ 3–6, establishes a homestead exemption with two distinct acreage limits based on location: one-quarter acre for urban/city properties and 80 acres for rural properties. James's farm in rural Izard County is therefore eligible for protection of up to 80 acres as his homestead.

Answer Options
A
One-quarter acre, the same limit that applies in urban areas
B
40 acres, consistent with the federal homestead acts
C
160 acres, which is the standard rural homestead allotment
D
80 acres, as established by the Arkansas Constitution

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