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What is Jo form?

"Form JO is an alternative means for joint owners to declare their interests, or to provide details of an existing separate declaration of trust. Completion of Form JO is voluntary. For further details, see section 4.1. 2."

What is a tenancy in common restriction?

1) Tenants in Common \u2013 Form A restriction: When two or more people purchase a property and choose to hold it as Tenants in Common, rather than as Joint Tenants, the standard \u201cForm A\u201d restriction is registered on the title of the property.