1033. If one of the undivided co-owners objects to continuing in indivision, the others may satisfy him at any time by apportioning his share to him in kind, provided it is easily detachable from the rest of the undivided property, or in money, as he chooses.
If the share is apportioned in kind, the undivided co-owners may make the allotment least prejudicial to the exercise of their rights.
If the share is apportioned in money, the share of each undivided co-owner is increased in proportion to his payment.