Real Property #5 Flashcards
The two basic forms of ownership are called
Sole ownership and Concurrent Ownership
Ownership by one person is called
Estate in severalty
In Concurrent ownership, the co owners hold a title to
an undivided interest in the property.
undivided interest refers to the interest in property owned by tenants whereby each tenant has an equal right to enjoy the entire property.
A joint tenancy can be held by
2 or more people
The feature of concurrent ownership which provides that when any owner dies, his interest automatically goes to the remaining c-oner is called
Survivorship
IT IS NOT INHERITABLE IT’S ABSORBED…
The form of concurrent ownership which requires the four unities of possession, interest,time and title is
PITT
Joint Tenancy
The ‘unity’ which requires that concurrent tenants must hold an undivided interest in the property owned is called the unity of
POSSESSION
THE “UNITY” which requires that concurrent tenants must have equal degrees of ownership is called the unity of
Interest
The “Unity” which requires that concurrent tenants must acquire their interest at the SAME TIME is called the unity of
Time
The “Unity” which requires that concurrent tenants must acquire their interest in the ‘same way” in the form of a single title is called the unity of
Title
Which form of concurrent ownership requires that the title be acquired by all tenants at the same time
Joint Tenancy
PITTS: 5 MAJOR CHARACTERISTICS OF JOINT TENANCY:
P: POSSESSION I : INTEREST T: TIME T: TITLE S: SURVIVORSHIP
CAN A JOINT TENANT SEE HIS INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY WITHOUT THE PERMISSION OF THE OTHER OWNERS?
YES!!!
CAN CORPORATIONS HOLD CONCURRENT INTEREST IN PROPERTY AS JOINT TENANTS?
NO!!!
The forms of concurrent ownership that carry the right of survivorship is
Joint Tenancy
The only ‘unity’ required by tenancy in common is the right of
POSSESSION
IN A tenancy in common, the tenants shares of ownership can be
equal or unequal