"joint tenancy" meaning in All languages combined

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Noun [English]

Forms: joint tenancies [plural]
Head templates: {{en-noun}} joint tenancy (plural joint tenancies)
  1. (law) A form of ownership by two or more individuals in which the share in the asset belonging to any of the owners passes automatically to the other owners upon death, without requiring probate. Categories (topical): Law Related terms: tenancy in common Translations (Translations): gezamenhandse eigendom [neuter] (Dutch), gezamenlijke eigendom [neuter] (Dutch), propriété en main commune [feminine] (French), propriété commune [Switzerland, feminine] (French), Gesamthandseigentum [neuter] (German), Gesamteigentum [Switzerland, neuter] (German), proprietà in mano comune [feminine] (Italian), proprietà comune [Switzerland, feminine] (Italian), mancomunhão [feminine] (Portuguese), comunidad germánica [feminine] (Spanish), comunidad de mano común [feminine] (Spanish), propriedad mancomunada [feminine] (Spanish), cyd-denantiaeth [feminine] (Welsh)

Inflected forms

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