Partition - Law Dictionary Search Results
Cubicle
A loding room esp a sleeping place partitioned off from a large dormitory
Compartment
One of the parts into which an inclosed portion of space is divided as by partitions or lines as the compartments of a cabinet a house or a garden
licitation
for sale or bidding at an auction ;specif in the civil law of Louisiana : a mode of partitioning property held in common by sale at auction
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deduction
an heir has a right to take from the mass of the succession before any of it is partitioned (as for a debt owed by the deceased to the heir)
Real Property Act, 1845
The main provisions of the Act of 1845 affect all titles after 1845; prior to 1926, they included: Partitions or exchanges of freehold land, leases required by law to be in writing, i.e., leases for three years
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