A tenancy in common may be terminated by:
A) one of the tenants selling or transferring his interest to the co-tenant.
B) the co-tenants partitioning the property among themselves.
C) Both of these.
D) Neither of these.

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Both of these options are valid ways to terminate a tenancy in common. Selling or transferring one's interest to the co-tenant effectively gives the co-tenant full ownership of the property, while partitioning involves physically dividing the property or selling it and splitting the proceeds among the co-tenants.

A Tenancy in Common May Be Terminated By