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Indiana woman keeps her home after court rules against ex-partner's brother

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An Indiana court has ruled that Gina Behny can keep her house in a dispute brought by Terry Curella, the brother of her ex-partner. Behny bought the home in 1999 with financial help from her grandparents. Over the following 25 years she made substantial investments in the property. The Indiana Court of Appeals upheld the lower court's decision, pointing to her large financial contributions compared with Curella's minimal involvement. The court also ordered Curella to compensate Behny for the losses she incurred.

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