Another one that you might consider is joint tenancy in common.

As a joint tenancy, it should be explained to you.

The land will be used in joint tenancy, so to speak."

Check if your contract is a joint tenancy agreement or an individual one.

They bought the house for less than $30,000, signed a joint tenancy agreement and went to work.

"At best we will have a joint tenancy with the Northmen."

In a joint tenancy, he said, a claim of adverse possession is not possible.

"We won't do anything until that's sorted out and if you give up your share of the joint tenancy."

But the writer can begin an action for partition, to sever the joint tenancy.

The question was whether a severance of the joint tenancy was effective.

It follows that there was no joint tenancy.

"Did they hold the property by joint tenancy?"

Was the petition effective to sever the joint tenancy?

In a joint tenancy, he said, each owner is considered an owner of the entire property.

In contrast, under a joint tenancy agreement, ownership automatically passes to the survivor.

It concerns the severance of a beneficial joint tenancy.

When she died the joint tenancy still subsisted.

There is no joint tenancy about it.

In common law, the "time" requirement could be satisfied only by using a "straw man" to create a joint tenancy.

At that point it was broken up and most of the property became owned by numerous heirs through joint tenancy.

The Chancery Court held it was a joint tenancy.

A joint co-owner may break a joint tenancy and maintain an interest in the property.

The unity of time rule requires a joint tenancy be granted both parties at the same time.

JT - Joint tenancy - No longer available for use.

That means that property held as a joint tenancy cannot be passed to beneficiaries or heirs.