Co-ownership, Joint Tenancy, and the Right of Survivorship (Part 2) | Land Law

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[@eagleflyingoverhead1]

2 parties (A) and (B) have Quit claim deed Joint Tenancy With The Right Of Survivorship Party A and B had a mortgage, Only Party (A) paid the mortgage. can a deed be changed legally by one party changing the Deed to a Warranty Deed without other parties signature naming himself (B)and his son as JTWROS? Party (B) states he is sole owner of the premises Does this mean Party (A) no longer has any share in the property?

[@rykarrahmitchell]

My question is why is jus accrescendi looked upon as odius in equity? Also, how can I determine if it is odious? Are there any cases I can use?