A form of property ownership in which the parties have shares which can be unequal and dealt with separately is known as:

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Tenancy in common is a type of property ownership in which multiple individuals each have a share in the property, which can be unequal and can be bought, sold, or transferred separately from the other owners' shares. This is different from joint tenancy, in which all owners have an equal share and ownership cannot be transferred without the consent of all owners. Common ownership and unity of ownership are not specific terms used in property law.

A Form of Property Ownership in Which the Parties Have