If the assets of the estate include property that is exploited agriculturally, industrially, or commercially, and is considered an independent economic unit, what happens if the heirs don't agree on its continued use?
In such a situation, if there are no third-party rights over the property, it must be allocated entirely to the heirs who demand it, provided that they are the most capable of managing it. The value of the property will be determined and deducted from the heir's share in the estate. If all heirs are equally capable of managing it, the property will be allocated to the heir who offers the highest value, as long as it doesn't fall below its fair value.