Hamilton and Johnson were tenants in common of a parcel of land. Hamilton wanted to end the
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Hamilton and Johnson were tenants in common of a parcel of land. Hamilton wanted to end the relationship and brought suit for partition of the property. A forced sale of the property would be inconvenient for Johnson and would cause him some loss. Must the court, nevertheless, divide the property? (Hamilton v. Johnson, 137 Wash. 92, 241 P. 672)
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