Code of Civil Procedure section 872.540 lets a partition plaintiff leave out certain oil and gas interest holders when the property is subject to an oil or gas lease or pooling arrangement.
Code of Civil Procedure section 872.640 lets the court consider the interests of two or more unknown parties together in a partition action.
Code of Civil Procedure section 872.630 lets the court decide the status and priority of liens to the extent needed to grant relief in a partition action.
Code of Civil Procedure section 873.240 explains how property made up of more than one lot or parcel can be divided in a partition in kind.
Code of Civil Procedure section 874.321 sets what details of an open-market sale must be reported to the court under California’s Partition of Real Property Act.
Code of Civil Procedure section 874.314 addresses methods of service and notice by publication under California’s Partition of Real Property Act.
Code of Civil Procedure section 873.920 sets what a written agreement for partition by appraisal must contain.
Code of Civil Procedure section 874.318 explains the partition alternatives under California’s Partition of Real Property Act when the co-owners requesting a sale are not bought out.
Code of Civil Procedure section 874.316 sets how the court determines the property’s fair market value under the Partition of Real Property Act, which then sets the price for a co-owner buyout.
Code of Civil Procedure section 874.320 explains how the court sells property under the Partition of Real Property Act, usually through an open-market sale by a broker.
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