§ 915. Interlocutory judgment. The interlocutory judgment shall\ndetermine the right, share or interest of each party in the property, as\nfar as the same has been ascertained. Where the property or any part\nthereof is so circumstanced that a partition thereof cannot be made\nwithout great prejudice to the owners, the interlocutory judgment,\nexcept as otherwise expressly prescribed in this article, shall direct\nthat the property or the part so circumstanced be sold at public\nauction. Otherwise, an interlocutory judgment in favor of the plaintiff\nshall direct that partition be made between the parties according to\ntheir respective rights, shares and interests and shall designate three\nreputable and disinterested freeholders as commissioners to make the\npartition so directed.\n
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