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KembaraXtra – Legal Terms – Partibility
Partibility refers to the capability of chattels or goods to be divided between co-owners.
The concept commonly arises in relation to partition of chattels.
Where property is partible, each co-owner may receive a separate portion corresponding to their share.
If the property cannot practically be divided, sale and distribution of proceeds may instead be appropriate.
The principle assists courts in resolving disputes involving jointly owned movable property.
Partibility refers to the capability of chattels or goods to be divided between co-owners.
The concept commonly arises in relation to partition of chattels.
Where property is partible, each co-owner may receive a separate portion corresponding to their share.
If the property cannot practically be divided, sale and distribution of proceeds may instead be appropriate.
The principle assists courts in resolving disputes involving jointly owned movable property.
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