The Partition Agreement in India in Franklin is designed for co-owners of real property to formally divide their shared ownership. The co-owners affirm their sole ownership status while disclosing any potential interests from third parties. This agreement facilitates an equitable division of property as outlined by designated tracts, identified in attached exhibits. Each co-owner will receive their assigned tract through subsequent quitclaim deeds, explicitly transferring ownership. After the execution of the agreement, the divided tracts are recognized as individually owned, releasing claims among former co-owners. Target audiences for this form include attorneys who may draft or advise on the agreement, partners and owners engaged in property division, associates involved in case management, paralegals assisting in documentation, and legal assistants facilitating the process. The clear structure of the agreement promotes understanding and ensures accurate execution, making it a practical tool for individuals navigating property partitions.