unity of possession ? a required element of a joint tenancy. Each joint tenant must enjoy an undivided right to possess and enjoy the entire property. No tenant can claim a specific part of the property as his or her own to the exclusion of the other joint tenants. See also joint tenancy, unity of interest, unity of time, and unity of title.

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