Long, Fall, and Pear own a building as joint tenants with the right of survivorship. Long gave Long's interest in the building to Green by executing and delivering a deed to Green. Neither Fall nor Pear consented to this transfer. Fall and Pear subsequently died. After their death, Green's interest in the building would consists of

Long, Fall, and Pear own a building as joint tenants with the right of survivorship. Long gave Long's interest in the building to Green by executing and delivering a deed to Green. Neither Fall nor Pear consented to this transfer. Fall and Pear subsequently died. After their death, Green's interest in the building would consists of

Long, Fall, and Pear own a building as joint tenants with the right of survivorship. Long gave Long's interest in the building to Green by executing and delivering a deed to Green. Neither Fall nor Pear consented to this transfer. Fall and Pear subsequently died. After their death, Green's interest in the building would consists of 






a. A 1/3 interest as a joint tenant.
b. A 1/3 interest as a tenant in common.
c. No interest because Fall and Pear did not consent to the transfer.
d. Total ownership due to the death of Fall and Pear.





Answer: B