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Two parties own land as joint tenants with right of survivorship. One joint tenant sells her interest to a third party. What is the effect on the joint tenancy?

The joint tenancy continues unchanged with the new owner The conveyance is void because joint tenants cannot sell The entire estate automatically passes to the buyer The sale severs the joint tenancy as to the conveyed interest, creating a tenancy in common between the buyer and the remaining original tenant

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The sale severs the joint tenancy as to the conveyed interest, creating a tenancy in common between the buyer and the remaining original tenant

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