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What About Joint Owners Of Property If One Person Goes Bankrupt?
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29th o July, 2008
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Where the bankrupt owns property jointly with a spouse or partner, the bankruptcy causes the joint ownership to be split.  The Official Assignee and the non-bankrupt co-owner then hold separate interests in the property.

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