Georgia Statutes
§ 44-6-141 — Molding of decree; discretion of court
Georgia·Title 44
In every case, the court will mold its decree to meet the general justice and equity of each cotenant and in its discretion may postpone or deny either a partition or a sale if it appears that the present or prospective interest of any cotenant may not be protected thereby.
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