Property Ownership
A Colorado 'partition action' is a legal proceeding where:
AA property is divided between co-owners, or sold with proceeds distributed✓ Correct
BA property boundary is officially surveyed and recorded
CA property is condemned by the government for public use
DA deed restriction is legally challenged in court
Explanation
A partition action is a court proceeding allowing a co-owner to force the division (partition in kind) or sale (partition by sale) of jointly owned property when the co-owners cannot agree. Colorado courts can order partition of property held by tenants in common.
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