North Carolina Statutes

§ 46A-100 — Personal property may be partitioned

North Carolina § 46A-100

JurisdictionNorth Carolina

Ch. 46APartition

Art. 3Partition of Personal Property

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N.C. Gen. Stat. § 46A-100 (2026).

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A tenant in common or joint tenant of personal property may file a petition in superior court to partition the property. (1868-9, c. 122, s. 27; Code, s. 1917; Rev., s. 2504; C.S., s. 3253; 2020-23, ss. 2(pp), 3.)

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§ 46A-1

Partition is a special proceeding

§ 46A-100

Personal property may be partitioned

§ 46A-101

Commissioners appointed; filing and service of report; confirmation; motion for relief

§ 46A-102

Partition sale of personal property

§ 46A-2

Summons; notice included in petition

§ 46A-20

Venue in partition

§ 46A-21

Petition by cotenant or personal representative of cotenant; necessary and proper parties; joinder of spouses

§ 46A-22

Unknown or unlocatable parties; summons, notice, and representation

§ 46A-23

Petition by judgment creditor of cotenant

§ 46A-24

Surface and oil, gas, or mineral interests in separate owners; partitions distinct

§ 46A-25

Partition of real property subject to a contingent future interest; requirements

§ 46A-26

Methods of partition

§ 46A-27

Carrying costs, including property taxes; improvements; right to contribution

§ 46A-28

Court's authority to make orders before final determination of proceeding; notice and hearing

§ 46A-29

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