Ohio § 5307.15 Proceedings when estate has been once offered and not sold

Ohio Statutes

§ 5307.15 — Proceedings when estate has been once offered and not sold

Ohio § 5307.15

Title 53Real Property

Ch. 5307Partition

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Ohio Rev. Code Ann. § 5307.15 (2026).

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When the estate has been offered once and not sold, alias writs for its sale may issue as often as need be. The court of common pleas may order a revaluation by up to three suitable disinterested persons and direct a sale of the estate at not less than two thirds of the revaluation, or, if deemed for the interest of the parties, the court may order a sale without a revaluation, at not less than a sum it fixes.

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When the estate has been offered once and not sold, alias writs for its sale may issue as often as need be. The court of common pleas may order a revaluation by up to three suitable disinterested persons and direct a sale of the estate at not less than two thirds of the revaluation, or, if deemed for the interest of the parties, the court may order a sale without a revaluation, at not less than a sum it fixes.