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An heir can refuse to sell a jointly inherited house, but others can seek judicial partition. If no agreement is reached, any co-owner may request a court-ordered sale. The law requires all co-owners' consent for property disposition, meaning a majority cannot force a sale. If one heir wants to keep the house, they can compensate others. The court can order a sale if no co-owner requests property allocation or if payments are not made timely. Negotiations can occur before litigation, and selling one's share is also an option. The court will determine the method of partition without automatically resorting to auction.