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Wisconsin Statutes > Chapter 842 - Partition of interest in real property

Wisconsin Statutes > Chapter 842

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§ 842.01	Definitions
§ 842.02	Partition; plaintiffs
§ 842.03	Partition when state part owner; service of process
§ 842.04	Defendants
§ 842.05	Pleadings
§ 842.06	Water power referee
§ 842.07	Findings and conclusions; referee
§ 842.08	Platting
§ 842.09	Referee's expenses
§ 842.10	Referee's report; partition not prejudicial
§ 842.11	Referee's report; partition prejudicial
§ 842.12	Hearing on report
§ 842.13	Report may be set aside
§ 842.14	Judgment of partition
§ 842.15	Judicial conveyance
§ 842.16	Costs and charges
§ 842.17	Interlocutory judgment of sale
§ 842.18	Notice and method of sale
§ 842.19	Report; confirmation of sale; final judgment
§ 842.20	Sheriff's deed
§ 842.21	Costs, how paid
§ 842.22	Distribution of proceeds of sale
§ 842.23	Distribution; cancellation of liens
§ 842.24	Proceedings not to affect whom
§ 842.25	Share of individual adjudicated incompetent
§ 842.26	Investment of share of absentee
§ 842.27	Security to refund
§ 842.28	Securities, how taken
§ 842.29	Receipt and application of payments; account
§ 842.30	Collection of sum invested
§ 842.31	Statute of limitations not affected

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