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AFFIDAVIT AS TO TERMINATION OF JOINT TENANCY WITH RIGHT OF SURVIVORSHIP BY SURVIVING TENANT (One Tenant is Deceased) State: ___________________County: ___________________Affiant: ___________________ (Name and Address) Affiant, on oath, swears that the following statements are true: 1. My name is ___________________. I was a grantee in a (deed/assignment), dated ___________________, recorded in Volume _______, page _______, of the ___________________ records of ___________________ County, ___________________,in which ___________________ and myself were conveyed title to interests in lands described in the (deed/assignment) as Joint Tenants with Rights of Survivorship. 2. ___________________, my fellow joint tenant, is now deceased. A copy of the original Death Certificate of _____ is attached to this Affidavit as evidence of that fact. 3. Affiant is the surviving joint tenant. 4. I now deem myself to be the sole owner of the property described in the (deed/assignment) referenced above. _______________________________ Affiant (The following acknowledgement is not geared toward the law of any particular state and is subject to modification) ACKNOWLEDGMENT State of _____________________________County of _____________________________ On _____________________________, _____________________________ personally appeared before me and proved to me on the basis of satisfactory evidence to be the person(s) whose name(s) is/are subscribed to the
. . Affidavit as to termination of joint tenancy with right of survivorship by surviving tenant (one tenant is deceased) state: as an alternative, if you are willing to do so, you may be able to use some of it as proof of a joint tenancy in your lease or rental agreement. I also found this: citation: neb. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 40-1829(2) citation (4): a lease or rental agreement for tenor of the premises, including a joint tenancy with a right of survivorship in any part thereof in the county wherein the premises are located, may state: my right to terminate the lease or rental agreement upon my death. In such case of my death as aforesaid, the tenancy continues until, after at least one year has elapsed from the date the notice has been given, one of the following persons appears on the premises with a reasonable opportunity of ascertaining the facts in such matter, either personally or by a member of his family: (1) the tenant; or (2) a person having an interest as tenant pursuant to any trust, or other obligation that is in writing and that has vested in that person. If not a person having an interest as tenant pursuant to a trust, or other obligation, such other person may present evidence of such interest to the owner of the rental agreement, and that evidence shall be considered, for the purposes of this subchapter, to be such person's interest. Affidavit as to termination a joint tenancy with right of survivorship in Neb. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 40-1829(2), as amended and renumbered by senate bill 39, (2013-126), and the revised code, at page 1 (hereafter "the revised code"), is as follows: you can also use the affidavit found at this link. [back] 12. Do lease provisions include the word 'shall'? many lease provisions refer to the tenant's “free use" of the rental space, where, and when the lease is valid and enforceable. The word “shall", whether used in a lease provision or an existing statute such as § 32a-20-28, 32ndAnnn. Stat. § 32a-20-28 is intended to include any reasonable usage. A good example of a provision that does not specifically state the tenant's “free use" of the rental space would be that for an apartment in a hotel. When a lease