Severing a Joint Tenancy | Land Law

Subscribe to my personal channel for videos on how to study law effectively & efficiently:    / @heygarethevans   A relationship which begins as a joint tenancy need not remain so, for in certain circumstances it is possible for a joint tenant to sever his or her interest and thereby to convert it into a tenancy in common. A primary reason for severance may be to avoid the effects of the right of survivorship. It is never possible these days to sever a joint tenancy of the legal estate, for to do this would be to create a legal tenancy in common, which is prohibited by LPA 1925 s.34(1).

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