Nobody is confused about the arithmetic. Anyone can compute six equal portions. The problem is that a single indivisible title has no way to carry them, so every transaction needs unanimity from a group that grows each generation.
Each fraction is real in law and unusable in practice. There is no object an heir can hold, sell, or pledge that corresponds to their share.
Every signature must land on the same document. Four of the nineteen have no address anyone holds, so the count that matters is not nineteen. It is zero.
The certificate is one thing. It can be transferred or it can sit. There is no version of it that represents one heir's portion separately from the rest.
Any dealing requires every heir present and willing on the same day. One absent sibling is enough to stop everything indefinitely.
Each heir who dies replaces themselves with their own heirs. The number of signatures required only ever increases.
A portion sold decades ago with only a witness to confirm it leaves a claim nobody can locate and nobody can extinguish.
That is the case we want to hear about. How many heirs now, how long it has been stuck, and what stopped the last attempt to resolve it.
dikka@enamwaris.sbsWe are not one, and title is not registered here.
Not transferred here. The certificate stays where it is.
We do not determine who the lawful heirs are.
Nothing on this site is any.