The parties, who are siblings and tenants in common of a family farm, previously agreed to an order for its sale.
While the property was listed for sale, the moving party sought to use the farm as she had in the past.
The responding parties objected, arguing that the property should remain unused until sold.
The court granted the motion, holding that as co-owners, each sibling has an equal right to reasonably use the property in a manner that does not interfere with its sale or the rights of the other co-owners.
The court established a schedule for each co-owner's exclusive use of the property pending its sale.
