§ 874.240.Conveyance Or Transfer Binding and Conclusive
Title 10.5. Partition of Real and Personal Property · Chapter 9. Judgment · Enacted 1976 · no amendments on record · Last verified July 28, 2026
Full Text of § 874.240
Plain-English Summary
Not every partition ends with a formal judgment resolving everything at once — sometimes property changes hands through a conveyance the court confirms along the way, whether from a sale under §§ 873.750 and 873.790 or from a partition-by-appraisal transfer confirmed under § 873.960. This section makes sure those conveyances carry the same weight a judgment would.
That equivalence matters because § 874.210 spells out just how binding and conclusive a partition judgment is on parties, certain future-interest holders, and even some nonparties. Section 874.240 extends that same conclusiveness to the conveyance itself, so title passed this way is just as settled as title passed by judgment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does a confirmed sale conveyance carry the same weight as a judgment?
Yes, a conveyance made under §§ 873.750 and 873.790 is binding and conclusive in the same manner as a judgment.
Does the same protection apply to a transfer completed through partition by appraisal?
Yes, a transfer confirmed under § 873.960 gets the same binding and conclusive effect.
Amendment History
Added by Stats. 1976, Ch. 73.