Concurrent Holders of Equal Shares in an Estate Without a Right

question 14

Multiple Choice

Concurrent holders of equal shares in an estate without a right of survivorship are referred to as

• A) remaindermen.
• B) joint tenants.
• C) tenants in common.
• D) lessees.
• E) lessors.

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