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Kaelan Deese, Supreme Court Reporter


NextImg:Supreme Court unanimously backs 94-year-old grandma who lost home to foreclosure

The Supreme Court unanimously sided on Thursday with a 94-year-old grandmother from Minnesota who lost her home due to foreclosure and subsequently lost the equity she had in the property that exceeded the amount of taxes she owed.

Hennepin County sold Geraldine Tyler's condo at an auction for $40,000 after her home was seized for failure to pay taxes. Rather than returning the $25,000 difference between the sales price and what she owed, the county kept the balance and used the additional funds for public amenities.

An elderly Minnesota woman's property rights lawsuit will be heard by the Supreme Court in its final oral argument of the term.

"The taxpayer must render unto Caesar what is Caesar's, but not more," Chief Justice John Roberts wrote for the unanimous court.

This is a developing story and will be updated.