tenant in common
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of tenant in common
First recorded in 1600–10
Example Sentences
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Her claim stemmed from an amendment the couple had made to their “Tenant in Common” agreement from 2021, when they moved into the house.
From Los Angeles Times
In regards to purchasing a new home together, a way to protect your investment is to file a tenant in common deed.
From Slate
A tenant in common can sell his interest — or even give it to someone by gift — without the consent of his fellow co-tenant.
From Washington Post
If either sells his or her interest, the buyer comes in as a tenant in common rather than as a joint tenant.
From Washington Post
When the dust settles, Mr. Buyer is legally the 50-percent tenant in common with the real Mrs. Seller.
From Washington Post
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