In Gerontopoulos v. Gerontopoulos, the California Court of Appeal affirmed a partition and upheld a ruling that limited the occupying family’s claim for ordinary repairs and improvements to $180, even though they claimed more than $3,000.
In Martin v. Walker, the California Supreme Court held that a co-owner who never lived on the property, and whose co-owner held all of it and denied their title, could still sue for partition. The court decides who owns what in the same case.
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