The following are some of the characteristics of a co-ownership except one:
A)A co-owner is in a sense a trustee for the other co-owners.
B)Co-ownership has judicial personality.
C)There must be more than one subject or owner.
D)Regarding the physical whole, each co-owner must respect each other in the common use, enjoyment or preservation of the physical whole.

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Co-ownership does not have judicial personality. Judicial personality refers to the capacity to have rights and obligations, and in most legal systems, co-ownership itself as an entity does not have this capacity. Instead, the individual co-owners have rights and obligations.

The Following Are Some of the Characteristics of a Co-Ownership