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The Joint Tenants in Common Agreement is essential when multiple parties wish to purchase and own property together while maintaining separate ownership interests in Canada. This arrangement is commonly used for both residential and commercial properties, allowing co-owners to hold different percentages of ownership and transfer their shares independently. The agreement becomes particularly important as it addresses crucial aspects such as property management, financial obligations, decision-making processes, and exit strategies. Under Canadian law, this document helps prevent potential disputes by clearly defining each owner's rights and responsibilities, making it invaluable for investors, family members, or business partners entering into co-ownership arrangements. The agreement must comply with provincial property laws and registration requirements, as property law in Canada falls primarily under provincial jurisdiction.
