What is the test for ordering the sale of all jointly owned property?
Ontario, Canada
The following excerpt is from Danecker v. Danecker, 2013 ONSC 1605 (CanLII):
In the case of Asadoorian v. Asadoorian at paragraph 34 the court states: “The law is quite clear that where the parties have been unable to agree on the current value of assets and the means of effecting the equalization payment, “the court should order the sale of all jointly owned property in order to ensure that fair market value is obtained. (per Justice Granger in Wilson v. Wilson (1988), 14 RFL (3d) at p.111).”
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