#co-owner

• Neighboring owner — An archaic, hybrid, or regional form resulting from the contamination between the verb 'apropia' (or 'apropriere') and the noun 'proprietar' (owner); a term historically used in legal and land registry documents to designate a neighboring owner, co-owner, or a person appropriating real estate adjacent to their land.
• Neighboring owner — A hybrid or regional form born from the contamination between the verb 'apropia' and the noun 'proprietar' (owner); a term historically used in legal and land registry documents of the Romanian Principalities to designate a neighboring owner, a co-owner, or a person appropriating real estate adjacent to their land.
• Neighboring owner — A hybrid or regional form born from the contamination between the verb 'apropia' (or 'apropriere') and the noun 'proprietar' (owner); a term historically used in legal and land registry documents to designate a neighboring owner, a co-owner, or a person appropriating real estate adjacent to their land.
• Joint owner — A co-owner of a property (especially land, forest, or pasture) held in common; a person who owns an estate jointly with others, without individual shares being physically demarcated. As an adjective, it describes a system of ownership or a right based on this traditional joint tenancy.