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               This case does not involve an allegation of recent, unusual            
          illness or hardship, or other special circumstance, that might              
          cause us to make an exception to the general rule set forth                 
          herein and to consider petitioner’s new hardship argument.                  
          Further, under section 6334(a)(13) and (e), respondent may not              
          levy upon petitioner’s principal residence without approval of a            
          Federal District Court.3                                                    
               For the reasons stated, we shall grant respondent’s motion             
          for summary judgment.                                                       

                                             An appropriate order and                 
                                        decision will be entered.                     

















          3    Also, we note that this case does not involve a claim under            
          sec. 6015 for relief from joint and several liability, and the              
          general rule set forth herein is not intended to control the                
          issue of whether such a claim under sec. 6015 may be raised in a            
          collection proceeding under sec. 6330(d)(1) for the first time in           
          this Court.  We leave that question for another day.                        





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