A valid joint tenancy must have the four unities of:
A) time, title, interest, remainder
B) title, time, possession, interest
C) interest, right, possession, time
D) time, title, occupancy, possession

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A valid joint tenancy must have unity of title, meaning that all joint tenants acquired their interests in the property through the same deed or instrument; unity of time, meaning that all joint tenants acquired their interests at the same time; unity of possession, meaning that all joint tenants have an equal right to occupy the entire property; and unity of interest, meaning that each joint tenant has an equal share in the property. The option (B) correctly lists these four unities in the correct order.

A Valid Joint Tenancy Must Have the Four Unities Of