Common use of JOINT PROPERTY Clause in Contracts

JOINT PROPERTY. If this is a joint Account and more than 1 person constitutes the Depositor, each assigns and transfers to all jointly any and all shares and monies, including all dividends and interest which now or at any time hereafter stand to the credit of the Account, and agree that all such shares and monies will be the Depositor’s joint property.

JOINT PROPERTY. If this is a joint Account account and more than 1 person constitutes the Depositor, each assigns and transfers to all jointly any and all shares and monies, including all dividends and interest which now or at any time hereafter stand to the credit of the Account, Account and agree that all such shares and monies will be the Depositor’s 's joint property.

JOINT PROPERTY. If this is a joint Account and more than 1 one person constitutes the Depositor, each assigns and transfers to all jointly any and all shares and monies, including all dividends and interest which now or at any time hereafter stand to the credit of the Account, Account and agree that all such shares and monies will be the Depositor’s 's joint property.

JOINT PROPERTY. If this is a joint Account and more than 1 person constitutes the Depositor, each assigns and transfers to all jointly any and all shares and monies, including all dividends and interest which now or at any time hereafter stand to the credit of the Account, and agree that all such shares and monies will be the Depositor’s 's joint property.