Accordingly, the most significant question an unmarried couple confronts when buying property is how they will hold title to the property _ as joint tenants or as tenants in common.
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There are times, however, when it is wise to keep real estate paperwork up to date after the death of a joint tenant or the divorce of tenants by the entirety.
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Cannon has two potential problems : If he were to die unexpectedly, his share of the first house would automatically go to his former partner because they hold title as joint tenants.
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Two or more individuals, he said, can take title as " tenants in common, " as " joint tenants with rights of survivorship, " or as " tenants by the entirety ."
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For an unmarried couple to achieve a similar result, Michelson said, they must specifically state on the deed that they are taking title as " joint tenants with right of survivorship ."
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One could not ascribe to joint tenants an intention to sever merely because one offers to buy out the other for �X and the other makes a counter-offer of �Y . }}
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The advantage of holding property jointly, formally known as " joint tenants with rights of survivorship, " is that it passes directly to the other owner outside the will and avoids probate.
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The English, Scottish and Australian Bank bought the premises in 1925 and were joint tenants with Henlein & Co for at least six years, but were no longer trading there in 1933.
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The stadium was owned by the club until it was sold to the city council in 1935, and since 1947 it has been shared with Inter, when they were accepted as joint tenant.
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In 1428 he was given as the tenant alike at Freeford in Staffordshire, Kinlet in Shropshire and Eastham in Worcestershire, as well as tenant of Asthall and joint tenant of Idbury in Oxfordshire.
