Property Ownership
A Massachusetts deed that conveys property 'to John and Mary as tenants in common' gives each party:
ARight of survivorship automatically
BEqual 50% undivided interests that can be separately conveyed or devised✓ Correct
CA joint life estate
DUndivided interests that merge upon the death of either party
Explanation
Tenants in common in Massachusetts each hold an undivided interest in the property. Each co-tenant may sell, mortgage, or devise their share independently.
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