In Niesche V

In Niesche v. Wilkinson , the court held that

A) Mary Lou and Robert were tenants in common because Mary Lou and Robert were married and the co-signed documents referred to them collectively as the "sellers," "grantors," "owner," "lessors," or "mortgagors" of the farmland.
B) the circuit court erred in concluding that Mary Lou had no ownership interest in the 960 acres.
C) the circuit court did not err in ruling that Mary Lou had no ownership interest in the 960 acres.
D) Mary Lou was a tenant in common because Robert verbally promised that half of the land would go to Mary Lou's children when she died.