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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
joint tenancy or tenancy in common
if a will for tom and john is read equal shares absolutely, does this means tenancy in common, or joint tenancy?
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This appears to be a legal question rather than a grammar question, but I would think it would be tenancy in common, unless the will specifies that it should be joint tenancy.
- This appears to be a legal question rather than a grammar question, but I would think it would be tenancy in common, unless the will specifies that it should be joint tenancy.
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This appears to be a legal question rather than a grammar question, but I would think it would be tenancy in common, unless the will specifies that it should be joint tenancy.
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