In a tenancy in common involving three tenants, the entire tenancy passes to the two survivors upon the death of the third and bypasses the deceased person's will.

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In a tenancy in common, each tenant owns a specific share of the property, and upon death, their share passes according to their will or the laws of intestacy, not automatically to the surviving tenants.

In a Tenancy in Common Involving Three Tenants, the Entire