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· 11/13/2008

Coyle v. Kujaczynski

Citations

  • 759 N.W.2d 637
  • 2008 WL 4877757

How courts have described this case

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  • “[T]he law of partition, as well as general equitable principles, provides for reimbursement of the contributions of the parties and an equal division of any remaining proceeds.”
  • “[T]he law of partition, as well as general equitable principles, provides for reimbursement of the contributions of the parties and an equal division of any remaining proceeds.”
  • “Kujaczynski contends she is entitled to a greater interest in the property because she has designated the property as her homestead. We find no authority or support for her claim, and consequently conclude the claim is without merit.”

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