hard · National Real Estate Exam

S, T, and U are joint tenants. U dies. S then sells her interest to V. Who owns the property?

  1. T owns the whole in severalty because S's sale was invalid.
  2. T, V, and U's heirs as tenants in common.
  3. T and V as joint tenants.
  4. T and V as tenants in common.

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