Bob and Mary are husband and wife, respectively. They co-own their home as tenants by the
entirety. In early 2004, Bob, without Mary's knowledge, sells his share of the home to Alice, a ski
instructor at Aspen Ski Area.
Bob's will leaves all his property to Edith, a ski instructor at Sun
Valley Ski Area. Bob unexpectedly dies on December 16, 2004. Who will own the home
following his death?
A) Edith will have total ownership.
B) Mary will have total ownership.
C) Alice will have total ownership.
D) Alice and Mary will each own half.
E) Edith and Mary will each own half.
B
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