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In a forced partition of land if the non-partitioner paid all property taxes on land for 10 years are they entitled to recoup those monies from the party that brought the partition suit?
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The person should submit a petition to the court requesting reimbursement. Proof of payment should be included. The court could decide to add those payments to the costs of the partition and all the owners would share the expense equally. You need to ask the court.
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