While the principles of concurrent ownership have never guaranteed amiability between cotenants — in both an ordinary joint tenancy and a tenancy in common, an original cotenant may find himself sharing possession as tenant in common with a stranger after a conveyance by the former cotenant — the remedy of partition is available if cotenants cannot get along.
He was, he says now, too radical, and it was hard, trying to share possessions, trying to live without jealousy.
The judges wrestled with what constituted fairness, acknowledging that different couples had different ideas of what constituted a just division of their shared possessions.
While employees develop a close relationship with coworkers, they share possessions, resources, information and even social networks with each other, thus the scope of one's territory would be expanded from "mine" to "ours".
The sect's belief in celibacy has diminished their numbers, as have the principles of striving for perfection, shared possessions and communal living.
Indeed, individuals are willing to share possessions (territories) with close others (considering an extreme example of married couples), thus employees who are in a tightly united team may cognitively distinguish his or her group members as insiders and others as outsiders, and thus, in turn, will engage in different territorial behaviors from those who work independently.
However, when it comes to dividing shared possessions, including money, the same concepts often apply.
There are a few ways you can go about splitting up shared possessions such as furniture and household items.
It is never easy to give up on the hope you shared as a couple -- the dreams, your favorite song and shared possessions.
The process of extracting shared possessions from "Neil and Anna, the couple" and redistributing them to two, separate people can be as painful as a root canal.
Other, more propagandistic traditions associated ideals about shared possessions with a golden age of civil harmony rooted in what Emperor Augustus set in motion in establishing the Roman Empire.
