§ 1-32-301 — Authorization to sell qualified fee

In an action by the owner of any qualified or conditional fee or
any other qualified, conditional or determinable interest, or by
a person claiming under such owner, or by the trustees or
beneficiaries of an estate held in trust, the district courts
may authorize the sale of any estate, whether created by will,
deed, contract or descent, when satisfied that a sale would be
for the benefit of the person holding the first and present
estate, interest or use and do no substantial injury to the
heirs in tail or others in expectancy, succession, reversion or
remainder.