Civil Transactions Law

1. The creditor of the owner of a property owned in common may object to the partition of the property or its sale at auction if he is not joined therein by filing a petition with the court if the partition is judicial or by notifying all the owners in common of his objection if the partition is by agreement. The owners must allow said creditor to join in the partition proceedings; Civil Transactions Law otherwise, it shall not be enforceable against him. In all cases, a creditor whose rights are established must be joined prior to filing the lawsuit for judicial partition or prior to the conclusion of the partition agreement. 2. If the partition is completed, a creditor who did not join therein may not object thereto except in cases of fraud.