Section 116: Partition à l’amiable

116. Partition à l’amiable Any persons who wish to make a partition of movable or immovable property, or both, among themselves, even though some of them are minors or absent or entrusted to a guardian, may, if they are legally represented, proceed, à l’amiable, to the operations of account, liquidation, and partition, without drawing lots or complying with the requirements of article 832 of the Code Civil Mauricien, subject to— (a) a valuation of all the movable or immovable property to be divided being made before the partition by an appraiser appointed by a Judge; (b) the partition being made by notarial deed before a notary chosen by all the parties or appointed by a Judge; and (c) the deed of partition, when drawn up, being, as regards the interests of any party to it who is a minor or person entrusted to a guardian, submitted for approval to and approved by a Judge in Chambers. [Issue 1] S3 – 28 Sale of Immovable Property Act