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71. Neighbors - Shechenim
One partner can compel another to divide the partnership,
or if this is impractical, to buy him out or sell
out to him. When dividing, a partner who owns neighboring
property can choose a share adjacent to his property. If
a person sells property or a share in a partnership his neighbors
or partners can compel the buyer to sell it back to
them; but this does not apply to rental or gift or exchange.a
Partners and neighbors can compel one another to share
in necessary costs and can prevent one another from
creating nuisances. One who lives in a city for a year or
owns a home there must share in the upkeep of the city.b
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a. 1:1-2; 2:9; 12:1,4-5,8; 13:1,4 |
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b. 5:lff; 6:1,5 |
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