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Under the Arkansas homestead exemption as established by the Arkansas Constitution, Art. 9, §§ 3–6, which of the following statements is NOT accurate?

Correct Answer

C) The urban homestead exemption is capped at a maximum dollar value set by the Arkansas legislature.

Option C is NOT accurate. The Arkansas constitutional homestead exemption does not impose any dollar-value cap on the protected homestead. The Arkansas Constitution, Art. 9, §§ 3–6, protects the homestead based on acreage limits (one-quarter acre urban, 80 acres rural) without limiting the property's monetary value. There is no legislatively set dollar cap on the homestead exemption value.

Answer Options
A
The homestead exemption protects a qualifying primary residence from most judgment creditor claims.
B
The rural homestead acreage limit is 80 acres under the Arkansas Constitution.
C
The urban homestead exemption is capped at a maximum dollar value set by the Arkansas legislature.
D
The urban homestead acreage limit is one-quarter acre under the Arkansas Constitution.

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