What happens if the real property subject to a right of pre-emption is sold in one deal?
If the real property subject to a right of pre-emption is sold in one deal, the pre-emptor shall have the option either to take the whole of it or to leave it to the purchaser. However, the pre-emptor may not take part of it to the exclusion of another part without the consent of the purchaser, regardless of whether the land sold was one share or several shares, and whether there was one purchaser or seller, or several.