Texas § 360.252 ESTATE PROPERTY LOCATED IN ANOTHER COUNTY.

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§ 360.252 — ESTATE PROPERTY LOCATED IN ANOTHER COUNTY.

Texas § 360.252

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Tex. Estates Code Code Ann. § 360.252 (2026).

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Sec. 360.252. ESTATE PROPERTY LOCATED IN ANOTHER COUNTY.

(a)If any portion of the estate to be partitioned is located in another county and cannot be fairly partitioned without prejudice to the distributees' interests, the commissioners may report those facts to the court in writing.

(b)On the making of a report under Subsection (a), if the court is satisfied that the property cannot be fairly divided or that the sale of the property would be more advantageous to the distributees, the court may order a sale of the property. The sale must be conducted in the manner provided by Subchapter E for the sale of property that is not capable of fair and equal division.

(c)If the court is not satisfied that the property cannot be fairly and advantageously divided, or that the sale of the property

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Sec. 360.252. ESTATE PROPERTY LOCATED IN ANOTHER COUNTY. (a) If any portion of the estate to be partitioned is located in another county and cannot be fairly partitioned without prejudice to the distributees' interests, the commissioners may report those facts to the court in writing.
(b) On the making of a report under Subsection (a), if the court is satisfied that the property cannot be fairly divided or that the sale of the property would be more advantageous to the distributees, the court may order a sale of the property. The sale must be conducted in the manner provided by Subchapter E for the sale of property that is not capable of fair and equal division.
(c) If the court is not satisfied that the property cannot be fairly and advantageously divided, or that the sale of the property would be more advantageous to the distributees, the court may appoint three or more commissioners in each county in which the property is located. If the court appoints commissioners under this subsection, the proceedings under Subchapter D for partition by commissioners must be followed.