Key Takeaways
- Lis pendens provides constructive notice of pending litigation and effectively prevents property transfer until resolved.
- Partition actions allow any co-owner to force the division or sale of co-owned property.
- The UPHPA provides protections for heirs' property owners facing partition, including right of first refusal.
- Specific performance is the preferred remedy in real estate disputes because each property is unique.
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Test Your Knowledge
1.What is a lis pendens?
2.What is a partition action?
3.Which equitable remedy requires a party to fulfill their contractual obligations?