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§ 41-76 — Common law of joint tenancy; equitable principles

North Carolina·Ch. 41 Estates·Art. 6 Joint Tenancy
The common law of joint tenancy with right of survivorship and principles of equity supplement this Article except to the extent it conflicts or is inconsistent with a provision of this Article or the laws of this State. (2020-50, s. 2(a), (c).)

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