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IOynt-Tenants be such as have joynt estates in goods, or lands, where he that surviveth shal have all without incumbrance, if the Tenements abide in the same plight as they were granted.
Joynt-Tenants may have several estates;
A Joynt-Tenant cannot grant a Rent∣charge, but for terme of his own life.
A Joynt-Tenant may make a Lease for life, or for years, of his part, or Release, and the Lessee for years may enter, although the Lessor die before the Lease begin, and his
heire shall have the Rent, but the Survivor the Reversion.
A Joynt-Tenant may have a Writ of Parti∣tion by the Statute of the 31. of H. 8. cap. 32. A Partition made by Joynt-Tenants, or Te∣nants in Common of Estates of Inheritance, must be by Indenture; by Word 'tis void.