Joan and suzie were co-owners in a property. they took title at the same time, had equal interest, had the same deed, and had an undivided interest. joan dies. what will happen to the property now?

property is owned by Suzie in severalty

Explanation:

solution

Joan and Suzie both were co owners property with same time and same interest

but Joan dies so now property is owned by Suzie in severalty because severalty in the property law refer to individual or sole ownership of property.

and It is estate in property ownership that tenant holds property

so after Joan dies property is owned by Suzie in severalty

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