The court confirmed title in
joint tenancy means:
By Jennifer Samara Shuber A recent Ontario Superior Court of Justice decision has confirmed that placing a property in
joint tenancy means sharing the property equally on... Read more
Not exact matches
For real property, the
joint ownership can be
joint tenancy, which passes to the survivor on the death of one of the
joint owners; or it can be held jointly as tenants in common, which
means that on the death of one of the
joint owners his or her undivided one - half of the interest is part of the estate of the deceased co-owner.
By those
means the
joint tenancy had been severed, creating a «
tenancy in common» between the husband and now - deceased wife.
Like
joint tenancy, this form of ownership
means each spouse owns 100 percent of the property and an equal right to possess the home, and provides that when one spouse dies, the surviving spouse automatically becomes the property's sole owner.