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Legal Notice for Partition of Joint Property

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  1. Sender and Recipient
  2. The property and your share
  3. What you propose
  4. Serving this notice

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LEGAL NOTICE FOR PARTITION OF JOINT PROPERTY

Asking a co-owner to agree to divide a jointly held property and separate the Sender's share.

TO:
__________
__________

FROM:
__________
__________

Dear Sir / Madam,

1. THE JOINT PROPERTY

2. THE SENDER'S SHARE AND REQUEST FOR PARTITION

3. THE DEMAND

3.3 The Sender is willing to meet the Recipient, and any other co-owner, within that time to settle how the Property is to be divided, with a mutual elder, a surveyor or a valuer present if the Recipient wishes.

3.4 Until the partition is made, the Recipient is called upon not to sell, mortgage, lease or otherwise part with the Property or any part of it, and not to raise any construction on it, without the written consent of the Sender.

4. IF THE RECIPIENT DOES NOT AGREE

4.1 If the Recipient does not agree within that time, the Sender will file a civil suit for partition and separate possession of the Sender's share, together with a claim for the Sender's share of any income taken from the Property, and for costs, as the Sender is advised.

4.2 Nothing in this notice waives any right or remedy of the Sender.

5. SERVICE OF THIS NOTICE

6. JURISDICTION AND REPLY

Yours faithfully,


ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF RECEIPT (for use where this notice is delivered by hand)

Name: _________________ Designation: _________________

Signature: _________________ Date: ____________

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