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Multistate Bar Examination Practice Question

Two siblings jointly own a property as tenants in common. One sibling resides on the property and uses it for personal purposes, while the other does not reside there and has no access. The sibling who resides on the property has refused repeated requests from the other to share the property or pay rent. What is the likely result under property law?

  • The sibling residing on the property is not obligated to pay rent unless they directly prevented access to the property.

  • The sibling not residing on the property may seek a sale of the property to divide the ownership.

  • Neither sibling owes the other anything unless the property's title requires shared profits by agreement.

  • The sibling residing on the property must pay the other sibling rent because the property's use is personal and not shared.

Multistate Bar Examination
Real Property
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