Appeal Regarding Forced Sale of Jointly Owned Property Due to Bad Faith Refusal to Continue Co-ownership

A party appealed a lower court's decision compelling the sale of a jointly owned property following the unilateral refusal by the co-owner to continue the joint ownership arrangement, arguing that the refusal was made in bad faith to harm the other co-owner. The appellate court upheld the decision, reasoning that the right to demand the dissolution of joint ownership is an absolute right that cannot be barred by an allegation of bad faith, as the law favors the termination of indivision, and the alleged bad faith related only to the timing and consequences of the demand, not the right itself.