joint tenant

American  

noun

Law.

1. one of two or more persons who hold property in joint tenancy.

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Example Sentences

The bill includes provisions allowing the government to use unclaimed deposits to fund support for private tenants, and allowing a single joint tenant to end a joint tenancy.

From BBC

In law, a person is entitled to "succession" of a social housing tenancy if they are deemed a "qualifying person" such as a spouse, joint tenant or a family member.

From BBC

Leaders of the major military branches are about to go public with details of a plan for a joint tenant “bill of rights” for military service members and their families to address widespread complaints.

From Washington Times

If your housemate is a joint tenant and wants to leave during the fixed term, they could find a replacement agreed by you and the landlord.

From BBC

If you're a joint tenant and your housemate is evicted this would also end your tenancy so it is worth getting advice first.

From BBC