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Particulars of Resolving the Case Based on the Application of a Participant in Joint Tenancy


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When resolving a case based on an application by a co-owner, the court reviews the cadastral value of the real estate as a whole. If co-owners who have joined the case as interested parties object to establishing a different cadastral value for the real estate, the court evaluates these objections alongside other evidence in the case. At the same time, disagreement by other co-owners with the reassessment of the cadastral value alone does not constitute grounds for refusing to satisfy the claims made.

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