Cecola v. Ruley

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• noting that substantial economic loss is a significant factor that would warrant a sale in lieu of a partition- in-kind
• noting that substantial economic loss is a significant factor that would warrant a sale in lieu of a partition-in-kind
• concluding evidence legally sufficient to support in-kind partition where evidence showed partition was possible, land could be divided into tracts, and record did not establish nonsusceptibility as a matter of law
• listing these factors as part of the “value measurement” test
• listing these factors as part of the “value measurement” test

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).