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Posted by Stan(PA) on December 12, 2005 at 10:30:06 from (69.166.61.166):
In Reply to: Farmland posted by AA on December 12, 2005 at 06:08:38:
There is no doubt that you need to talk to a lawyer. The "common sense" answer would appear to be, "divide the property and let each individual do as he pleases with his rightful share". You feel that the others have no right to divide, and no right to sell. It sounds like they feel you have a right to keep your rightful share, but they have the right to do as they wish with theirs. Emotionally, you want it kept together. Morally, and probably legally, you cannot force your will on the others. Just the way it appears to me, certainly no offence meant ....Stan
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