(1) If a person sells his or her
immovable property, the heir in neighbor of such property may preempt
such property upon payment of the amount paid by the buyer
of that property as well as the fees incurred in course of approval of
deed to the buyer.
(2) If there are more than one heir who intend to make preemption
pursuant to sub-section (1), the nearest heir, and, if such
heirs are also more than one, the heir who is the most immediate
neighbor, and, if even such heirs are more than one, all the heirs
may pre-empt such property in equal proportion.
(3) If the nearest heir does not pre-empt such property
pursuant to sub-section (2), the heir who is the nearest in the order
of preference may pre-empt such property.
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