What happens if the parties cannot agree on the disposition of the land with permanent planting/building?

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If both parties agree to a sale, the land is sold including its planting/building. Each party receives their due share of the value. The value of the land without improvements is determined, and the total enhanced value is established. The lender receives the share corresponding to the unimproved land value, and the borrower receives the rest. If they refuse to sell, they remain as they are. The lender may enter the land as they wish, using it in a way that does not harm the planting or building, but the borrower cannot utilize the planting/building. The owner of the planting/building may only enter for necessity, such as watering or maintenance of the produce, as permission to plant implies permission for its upkeep and fruit collection. Entry for mere viewing is not allowed, as the lender has revoked permission for use.