Has there been any court cases regarding the Third Amendment to the United States Constitution?

Question

I just read a comment that implied that a law that hadn’t been used in a while was no longer relevant. Which made me curious as to what was the oldest unused US law that could still be considered relevant (not things like witchcraft or drinking after dark which would be judged to have been overridden by later laws). I immediately thought of the 3rd Amendment (no quartering of soldiers). Has the US government/military ever tried to violate the 3rd, and if so when?

Answer 1

No. The United States government has never quartered soldiers in civilian homes without providing compensation.

Note: the Second and Third amendments were designed to work in tandem. To prevent the unlawful quartering of soldiers, U.S. citizens could form a well regulated militia, complete with arms, to prevent such action.

Times have changed.