Question
Explain how joint ownership of property is joint indivisible obligation
Answer
Joint ownership of property means that two or more people own the property together. Joint indivisible obligation means that each owner is responsible for the entire property, not just a portion of it. This means that if one owner fails to fulfill their obligations, the other owners must step in to cover the entire obligation. Additionally, if one owner wants to sell their share of the property, they cannot sell just a portion of it, but must sell their entire share.