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    An Increasing Preoccupation at Home

    More and more unmarried couples are now buying a property together and choosing to own that property as ‘tenants in common’. There are advantages to this, but it is accompanied by a very real concern for the owners when they start to think about their future. The problem is often highlighted when the couple comes to consider their Wills and centres around how the partner who dies first (A) can ensure that the survivor of the couple (B) will be guaranteed the right to remain in the property for
    United KingdomCorporate/Commercial Law
    Stafford Young Jones
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