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Virginia Code > Title 55 > Chapter 4.1 > § 55-79.5 - Joint or common ownership

§ 55-79.5. Joint or common ownership.

Any apartment may be jointly or commonly owned by more than one person.

(1962, c. 627, § 5.)

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