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Can a quiet title suit be used to extinguish interest of verifiable owners who are unwilling to sign documents to sell a property?
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∙ 15y ago
No. When multiple owners of the same property cannot agree then the ones who wish to sell must bring a Petition to Partition to a court of equity. If successful the court will appoint a commissioner who will have the authority to sell the property and divide the net proceeds with the tenants in common after deducting the costs and fees of the legal proceeding.
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∙ 15y ago
A quiet title suit can be used to resolve disputes regarding ownership or to clarify title issues. However, it cannot be used to extinguish the interests of verifiable owners who are unwilling to sell or sign documents. In such cases, other legal remedies may be available, such as a partition action or negotiation for a voluntary sale.
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