A, B, C, D are the co-owners of a parcel of land. A sold his undivided share to X with the knowledge of his co-owners. One (1) year after the sale, they wanted to exercise the right of legal redemption, but A and X refused. Whose contention is correct?

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The right of legal redemption typically has a specific period within which it must be exercised, often from the time of knowledge of the sale. If the co-owners knew about the sale and a year has passed, they have missed the typical period (often 30 days) to exercise their right, making A's contention correct.

A, B, C, D Are the Co-Owners of a Parcel