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Rhode Island General Laws > Title 34 > Chapter 34-15 > § 34-15-27 - Report of commissioners -- Judgment -- Recording


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In an action for partition, the commissioners appointed to make the partition shall report their proceedings, with a plat of the division by them made, to the court by which they have been appointed, and if no sufficient cause is shown for rejecting the report, judgment shall be rendered thereon in conformity thereto, and the report, plat, and judgment shall be recorded in the records of land evidence in the town or towns in which the estate is, the expense of which record shall be made a part of the costs in the action.

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