§ 1505 Order for partition.

Once the court figures out who owns what share of the property, it issues an order laying out each person's exact share. This order also tells the court-appointed person (usually a commissioner or referee) how to actually split up the property based on those shares.

This step happens after all the ownership questions have been settled. The court isn't guessing at this point. It has already heard the evidence and decided who owns what percentage of the property. The order simply puts that decision in writing and sets the stage for the physical division of the land or property to happen next.

For people involved in the case, this order is important because it locks in their ownership share. If you own 25% of the property, this order will say so clearly, and the actual partition process will be based on that number.