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tenants in common
1. fractional interests in equal or unequal interests of the property
2. inheritable, devisable
3. no ouster
4. right of possession is the only unity
5. preferred today
joint tenancy
cotenancy that was preferred at CL with rights of survivorship attached
Unities of Joint Tenancy
PITT

1. unity of possession
2. unity of interest
3. unity of time
4. unity of title

Created in the same instrument
Joint Tenancy Today
1. created by contract
2. must prove that there is joint tenancy (look to words in conveyance)
Tenancy by the entireties
joint tenancy with marriage
Two kinds of partitioning
Partitioning in Kind
Judicial Partition
Partitioning
Ending participation
Partition in Kind
proper partition awarded to the claimant
Judicial Partition
Property sold and court divides interests equally
Severance
JT may convey interest which destroys the joint tenancy creating tenants in common
Dower
wife gets 1/3 interest in all real property owned, or ever owned, by husband
Curtesy
husband manages wife's property and receives profits until death
Mortgage Title Theory
at the CL, a mortgagee (lender) owned the property; was a conveyance

-- could be treated as severance
Mortgage Security Theory
modern day theory

mortgagee has a security interest, not title

-foreclose to recoup debt
-not a severance
Fiduciary Duty of cotenants
"what one does for the property, one does for all"

1. basically it's proportional sharing

-charges
-upkeep
-income
-capital expenditures
What is the only way to run adverse possession against a cotenant?
By excluding and denying the claim of the cotenant
Murder of cotenant
destroys joint tenancy, becomes tenancy in common

1. 1/2 goes to murderer and other half goes to next of kin of victim
2. some jurisdictions say murderer gets everything, some say he gets nothing
Condominiums
real property interest with two elements:

1. common element
2. private element
Timeshare
division of right based on time
Ouster
cotenant has absolute right in accounting for value lost as it pertains to his share