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As an partial/joint owner of a property you always have the right to partition, even if you don't have a contract ahead of time.
by gnopgnip 6y ago
As an partial/joint owner of a property you always have the right to partition, even if you don't have a contract ahead of time.
- cataphract 6y agoYeah, at least in Portugal it's the same thing. People can agree not to partition, but only for 5 years. Typically an apartment (or even a house) cannot be partitioned (it would have to have independent entrances, to follow local zoning rules and so on), so a sale is forced in a sealed bid auction. The other joint owners do not have a right of first refusal in that case, though, only if the joint owner tries to sell his or her quota. If he was married and it was a conjugal asset, that would be another matter, though.