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A provisional partition is a temporary way of dividing property, often used when the rest of the property cannot be divided yet. It separates one part of a space from another. For example, if two people own a house together and want to split it up, they might make a provisional partition to divide the house into two parts until they can figure out a more permanent solution.
A provisional partition is a temporary division of property, often made before the remainder of the property can be divided. It is a type of partition, which is the act of dividing real property held jointly or in common by two or more persons into individually owned interests.
These examples illustrate how a provisional partition is a temporary solution to dividing property when a definitive partition cannot be made immediately. It allows for the property to be used or managed in the meantime, while the parties involved work towards a more permanent solution.