Notice To Sever Joint Tenancy by one owner

What is a 'Notice To Sever Joint Tenancy by one owner'?

A 'personal notice to sever joint tenancy' document, which is relevant to property, separation, landlord & tenant, and personal. Persons who own property as joint tenants each own the whole of the property and upon the death of one, the property automatically passes to the survivor. Sometimes e.g. on divorce, owners wish to ‘sever’ this arrangement in order that they can pass their own share in their will. This is known as changing from joint tenants to tenants in common. This severance can be made with or without the other owner’s permission.

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