Property Which Cannot Be Divided

It it will pass on to the heir who offers the highest price for it, providing this is not below market value. An heir who is interested in acquiring the property should put this in writing before an Inheritance or Probate Order is given.

Property that cannot be divided physically or would not afford the heirs effective use of it if , should it be divided.

After all the estate is divided up. If some property is offered to the heirs to buy this means only after it gives to the one who offers the highest price.

The court will act upon his/her instructions.

It will be sold by dividing up the heirs' partnership in the property.

There will be a trade off from his share in the estate, so if the property he wants to acquire from the estate is greater than his inheritance, he will pay the difference between the two.

It will be divided amongst the heirs.

This cannot be divided and will be offered to whoever of them can pay the highest price.

Yes. The surviving spouse has first right of refusal.

When the price the heir offers is not below market value for the property .

It will be sold as an occupied property, and subject to the surviving spouse's rights in it.

In the manner in which such property is sold at the Bailiff's, or in another way decided by court.

Property Appreciation tax, due on the sale.