cotenancy

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cotenancy n. the situation when more than one person has an interest in real property at the same time, which may include tenancy in common, joint tenancy or tenancy by the entirety. (See: cotenant, tenancy in common, joint tenancy, tenancy by the entirety, community property)

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cotenant			Many retail leases include cotenancy clauses, which allow tenants to ask for rent cuts or even to pull out without penalty if other key tenants leave a particular shopping center. Chain stores read fine print to reduce rents by The Real Deal Many shopping center leases contain cotenancy clauses that state that unless a certain amount of space is leased and occupied, tenants are entitled to financial concessions, such as rent reductions and, under certain circumstances, lease termination rights. Proactive 'distress management': planning ahead can mitigate ... by Sokul, John H., Jr. / New Hampshire Business Review 1031 exchange of property distributed by a partnership, the IRS will likely use one or more of three theories: (1) the partners did not hold the property for a qualified use, (2) the step-transaction doctrine, and (3) the partners' cotenancy in the property is a partnership. Like-kind exchanges of partnership properties by Smith, Michael M.; Ariail, Donald L. / The Tax Adviser			cosignatory cosigner cosmopolitanism Cosmopolite cost cost bill cost effective cost incurred cost of commutation cost of completion cost of conveyance cost of living cost of reclamation cost of recovery cost of transportation cost reducing cost-reducing costing nothing costless costliness costly costs Costs after losing a case costume cotemporary cotenancy cotenant coterie cottage couch couch in terms Couchant council council meeting councilman councilwoman counsel counsel against counsel learned in the law counseled counselling Counsellor Counsellor at law counselor counselor -at-law counselors counselors-at-law count count against count ballots count for			Côte de Lumière Bonsaï Club Cote DIvoire Cote DIvoire Cote DIvoire Cote Ivoire Cote Ivoire Cote Ivoire Cote Majorée de Sécurité Côte Saint-Luc Côte-d'Or Côte-d'Or Côte-d'Or (disambiguation) Cote-Dor Côte-Dor Côte-Saint-Luc Coteau Coteau du Missouri Coteau, Quebec, Canada - Coteau / via Rail Service COTEC cotectic cotectic crystallization coted coted coted COTEDE COTEDO Cotehele Cotemporaneous Cotemporary Cotemporary cotenancy cotenant cotenant cotenant Cotentin Cotentin Cotentin Cotentin Peninsula Cotentin Peninsula Cotentin Peninsula COTEP COTER COTER COTER COTER COTERC coterie coterie coterie coterie coteries coteries coteries Coterminal angles coterminous coterminous coterminously cotes cotes cotes Côtes d'Armor

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