Spouse may unilaterally withdraw accounting claim regarding delegated administration of indivisible estate commercial establishment against one heir.

The court allowed the spouse to unilaterally withdraw the accounting claim against a single heir regarding the administration of a commercial establishment belonging to an indivisible estate. The plaintiff, acting as the head of the couple who had delegated administration to one heir, sought to desist from the action without the participation of other heirs. The court ruled that this procedural right exists because the delegation of administration was specific to one heir, allowing the spouse to independently manage the withdrawal of the claim related to that specific administration.