Protecting multiple occupancy - Brady revisited

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Bright, S

Language: English Series: New Law Journal ; 142(6549) 24 April 1992, 575-578(4)Publication details: 1992Subject(s):

Summary: Analyses the issue of shared accommodation and whether this precludes a joint tenancy. Explores the four unities of interest, time, title and possession, all which must exist to claim a joint tenancy. Refers to "AG Securities v Vaughan" 1988 and "Mikeover v Brady" 1989.

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Analyses the issue of shared accommodation and whether this precludes a joint tenancy. Explores the four unities of interest, time, title and possession, all which must exist to claim a joint tenancy. Refers to "AG Securities v Vaughan" 1988 and "Mikeover v Brady" 1989.

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