Property Tax, Which Tends to the

Practical application:

Under the Court of Cassation ruling, property tax for undivided property is a common expense until partition. The occupying sibling cannot be forced to pay it alone; all siblings must share the cost. The non-occupying siblings should reimburse their shares or face a legal claim for repayment.

Practical application:

The 2016 decision confirms that property tax is a debt of the co-ownership, not solely the occupier. You can seek reimbursement from your former co-owner for their proportionate share of the tax paid during your occupancy, even after the sale. Keep all receipts and formally demand payment, referencing this case law if needed.

Practical application:

The Court of Cassation ruled that property tax is borne by the co-ownership. Your partner cannot unilaterally allocate it as an expense before profit sharing; you are entitled to your share of the tax deduction. Request an account readjustment and cite this decision to ensure equal contribution to the tax burden.