Hall v. Boyd

How courts have described this case

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• “there would be no way of severing the validly leased portion of the premises from the balance without unduly prejudicing the *** cotenant’s rights”
• \there would be no way of severing the validly leased portion of the premises from the balance without unduly prejudicing the *** cotenant's rights\
• one joint owner cannot bind others to a lease; where no practical manner exists to sever the validly leased portion of the property from the remainder, the lease in its entirety is invalid
• one joint owner cannot bind others to a lease; where no practical manner exists to sever the validly leased portion of the property from the remainder, the lease in its entirety is invalid

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).