What is the remedy for the sale of a property in a personal injury case?
Nova Scotia, Canada
The following excerpt is from Finanders v. Finanders, 2005 NSSC 145 (CanLII):
As in Moss v. Zorn the nature of the property in the present case is such that the lands are incapable of division and a fair division is not possible. Accordingly, sale is the appropriate remedy.
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