Property Ownership
Which type of tenancy in NC requires all four unities of possession, interest, time, and title?
ATenancy in common
BJoint tenancy
CTenancy by the entirety
DBoth B and C✓ Correct
Explanation
Both joint tenancy and tenancy by the entirety require the four unities (possession, interest, time, and title). Tenancy by the entirety is limited to married couples and additionally requires the unity of marriage (person). Tenancy in common requires only unity of possession.
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