indivision Antonyms
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Meaning of indivision
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indivision (n.)
A state of being not divided; oneness.
indivision Sentence Examples
- The indivision of the estate has led to protracted legal disputes between the heirs.
- The siblings agreed to lift the indivision and divide the inheritance among themselves.
- The indivision clause in the will prevents the sale or disposition of the property without unanimous consent.
- The principle of indivision ensures that joint owners share equally in the benefits and burdens of the property.
- The co-heirs sought a partition action to terminate the indivision and establish their individual ownership rights.
- The indivision of the apartment complex created challenges in terms of maintenance and management.
- The parties entered into an agreement to dissolve the indivision and distribute the assets in proportion to their ownership interests.
- The indivision rules in a homeowners' association prevented residents from altering the common areas without majority approval.
- The law of indivision governs the rights and obligations of multiple owners who have not physically divided their shared property.
- The resolution of indivision disputes often involves negotiation, mediation, or legal proceedings.
FAQs About the word indivision
A state of being not divided; oneness.
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No antonyms found.
The indivision of the estate has led to protracted legal disputes between the heirs.
The siblings agreed to lift the indivision and divide the inheritance among themselves.
The indivision clause in the will prevents the sale or disposition of the property without unanimous consent.
The principle of indivision ensures that joint owners share equally in the benefits and burdens of the property.
