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A tenancy in common in South Dakota differs from joint tenancy because tenants in common:

Correct Answer

C) May own unequal shares and have no right of survivorship

Tenants in common may own unequal shares of the property and do not have a right of survivorship. When a tenant in common dies, their share passes to their heirs or beneficiaries through probate, not to the other co-owners.

Answer Options
A
Must own equal shares
B
Have a right of survivorship
C
May own unequal shares and have no right of survivorship
D
Cannot sell their interest without consent of all owners

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Related Topics:

joint-tenancy-comparisondefault-ownershipestate-transferinvestment-ownership

Key Terms:

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