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I take it you are talking about an interest in real estate. Neither one of you has the right to force the other to do a buy-out, regardless of the relative percentages of ownership. However, each owner has the right to take the matter into court in what is known as a partition action. The court will not "partition" the property physically but it can force you both to sell the property either through a private bidding process (bidding just between you two), or a public bid (bidding open to outsiders as well). The court will partition the proceeds of the sale in the appropriate percentages. It comes down to who wants the property more.

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