Mary and Mona co-own a small bakery. When Mary dies, her interest in the bakery passes to her daughter, Rachel. Mary and Mona must have owned the bakery in

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In a tenancy in common, co-owners hold individual interests in a property, which can be passed to heirs upon death. This contrasts with joint tenancy, where the right of survivorship would transfer Mary's interest to Mona, not Rachel.

Mary and Mona Co-Own a Small Bakery