In Sullivan v. Dorsa, the California Court of Appeal held that a broker earns no commission on a partition sale that was never confirmed or closed, and that owners cannot veto a sale already reported to the court.
Code of Civil Procedure section 873.600 requires the court to order a partition sale in the manner and on the terms the parties agree to.
Code of Civil Procedure section 874.010 lists the costs of partition the court may allow and apportion among the parties, such as attorney’s fees and referee fees.
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