If two parties claim severalty ownership of the same property, a court will generally decide in favor of the person who has?

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Adrianna Mills

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8 January, 23:03

If two parties claim severalty ownership of the same property, a court will generally decide in favor of the person who has?

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Juliet Boyle · Answer 1

The bill of sale

Explanation:

Severalty ownership means that only one person owns the property. In this case, two parties are claiming that the own the property individually hence making a claim for the whole property rather than some sort of partnership. Therefore, the party who has the bill of sale will be the one court will generally decide in favor of as it would confirm that they have the ownership of the property.