Code of Civil Procedure section 873.620 favors selling property in separate lots rather than as a single unit, unless the parties’ interests are better served by a unit sale.
Code of Civil Procedure section 872.410 lists what a defendant’s answer to a partition complaint must include, such as the defendant’s interest in the property and any denials.
Code of Civil Procedure section 872.430 lets a partition defendant claim contribution or other offsets in the answer itself, without filing a cross-complaint.
Code of Civil Procedure section 873.610 lets the court set the manner, terms, and conditions of a partition sale, and lets the referee make recommendations about them.
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 872.710 governs the right to partition in California, providing that partition of concurrent interests is a matter of right unless barred by a valid waiver.
Code of Civil Procedure section 873.220 lets a partition in kind allot to a party the portion of the property that includes improvements that party made.
Code of Civil Procedure section 873.810 directs the court to order how the proceeds of a partition sale are disbursed to the parties.
Code of Civil Procedure section 873.850 lets the partition action continue between the parties to decide how proceeds are allocated when that hasn’t yet been determined.
Code of Civil Procedure section 873.520 lets the court decide whether the property will be sold at public auction or by private sale.
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