The joint ownership and common ownership are very different, and what is common to them is the ownership of two or more persons in one thing (in our case, real estate) that is not physically divided.
WHAT IS SUGAR?
About co-ownership of a property we are talking when there is a right of ownership of two or more persons on the same real estate that is not physically divided. The ownership right is shared, and each of the co-owners has a certain, so-called. an ideal part, represented by a fraction or a percentage.
For example, you inherited an apartment with two other cousins, and in the property list, each of you is listed as the owner of 1/3 of that property. What do you share with your family? Squares? Not! Take ownership of an apartment that is not physically divided. Each of you has a part of that right, expressed by a split, and that is why you are – SUGGESTIONS.
HOW DOES SUGARES?
It can arise on the basis of a law or legal transaction: a contract of sale, gift, cross-border, a divorce of common property, a will or a court decision.
If co-ownership parts are not determined, they are assumed to be the same.
WHAT IS COMMUNITY SOCIETY?
The characteristic of the common property is that the shares of two or more persons that have ownership on the same, undivided real estate are not determined. This means that the community has neither realistic nor ideally expressed their share in the common property.
The most striking example of a joint property is that which is acquired through work (direct or indirect) during the life of a community of married life, and spouses have the status of a COMMUNITY. Their shares in common property are not predetermined but determined, so that in the case of need, the joint property acquired in a marriage can be divided.
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