Cotenant definition

Cotenant means a person who resides with the person claiming

Cotenant means a person who resides with the person claiming the exemption and who has an ownership interest in the residence.

Cotenant means a person holding title to real property under tenancy in common ownership.

Examples of Cotenant in a sentence

• Specifically, repeated violations (no less than instances) of any part of this Agreement, whether the same terms have been repeatedly violated or different ones, shall allow any of the other Cotenants to terminate the Agreement with respect the to the Cotenant in Breach.

• In such an event, the Cotenant in Breach shall be given at least 30 days to vacate the Property.

• All prepaid rent paid by the Cotenant in Breach shall be forfeited in favor of the remaining Cotenants.

• The share in the Security Deposit and prepaid rent will only be demandable prior to the Landlord returning the same if a New Cotenant is found to take the place of the Cotenant who is leaving, such New Cotenant shall in turn be asked to pay a share in the Security Deposit and prepaid rent equivalent to that of the Cotenant who is leaving.

• In all cases, the Cotenant with a guest who will stay overnight shall notify all the other Cotenants beforehand.

More Definitions of Cotenant

Cotenant means a person who resides with an eligi- ble resident and who shares personal financial resources with the eligible resident.

Cotenant means a tenant who, pursuant to a rental agreement, is entitled to occupy a dwelling that another tenant is also entitled to occupy pursuant to the same rental agreement.

Cotenant means a person who resides with an eligible resi- dent and who shares personal financial resources with the eligible resident.

Cotenant means a person holding title to real property

Cotenant means a person who resides with the claimant and who

Cotenant means a person who possesses an interest of

Cotenant means joint tenants, tenants in common or entities holding other undivided interests