Which of these forms of co-ownership could best be described as "normal ownership," except that multiple owners share identically in one bundle of rights?

A) Tenancy in common

B) Joint tenancy

C) Tenancy by the entirety

D) Condominium

E) Estate in severalty

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Jamir Marsh

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14 September, 22:37

Which of these forms of co-ownership could best be described as "normal ownership," except that multiple owners share identically in one bundle of rights?

A) Tenancy in common

B) Joint tenancy

C) Tenancy by the entirety

D) Condominium

E) Estate in severalty

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Chloe · Answer 1

The correct answer is letter A

Explanation: A competing property is one of several ways in which the property belongs to more than one individual at a time.

Which of these forms of co-ownership could best be described as "normal ownership," except that multiple owners share identically in one bundle of rights?A) Tenancy in commonB) Joint tenancyC) Tenancy by the entiretyD) CondominiumE) Estate in severalty

Which of these forms of co-ownership could best be described as "normal ownership," except that multiple owners share identically in one bundle of rights?

A) Tenancy in common

B) Joint tenancy

C) Tenancy by the entirety

D) Condominium

E) Estate in severalty