Ownership Flashcards
Tenancy in severalty
Property held by one person, severed from others
In Death: Entire property subject to probate including gross estate for federal and state taxes
Tenancy in common
Property held by two or more persons with no rights of survivorship
In Death: property passes by Will to heirs or devisees Who take as tenants in common. No survivorship rights
Joint tenancy
Property held by two or more individuals (not corporations) with right of survivorship
In Death: property automatically belongs to surviving continents last one alive holds in severalty
Tenancy by entireties
Property held by husband and wife with right of survivorship
In Death: right of survivorship so no probate. Same death taxes as joint tenancy
Only a husband and wife may hold title to real estate property as
Tenants by the entirety
One of the advantages of joint tenancy is that
Avoids the delays and expenses of probate
Which of the following events creates a tenancy in common
And transfer of one joint tenants interest to a third-party
And tenant in common may transfer his or her interest under which of the following circumstances
At any time, without permission or approval, even under protest
And woman and her brother hold a property in joint tenancy you. What results if the woman deeds her part to herself and her husband
The joint tenancy is severed
Hey properties purchased by a brother and a sister with equal shares. This could be what form of ownership
Joint tenancy
And joint tenancy make a blush all of the following, so the interest, give away the interest, encumber the interest but it cannot what
Devise the interest
To devise
leave (real estate) to someone by the terms of a will
What is a partition
And action brought by a co-owner of a property to compel the severance of respective interests is an action for partition
Tenancy in common must have Unity of what
Possession
When someone owns property to the exclusion of all other persons, this person is said to hold the property in what
Severalty