Although it seemed quite important in 1788 amendment III, barring the quartering of soldiers in private homes is outdated today.
Explanation:
The Amendment III of the United States constitution states that none of the soldiers in time of peace can be quartered in any private homes without owners consent. Its main intention was to protect citizen's rights to their own property without the government's violation.
The practice was forbidden in peacetime and the British army was allowed to lodge in private residences.
James Madison introduced the third amendment in congress in the year 1789. This amendment was a part of the bill of rights of the United States.
