Joint tenant property illegally entered into contract as sole tenant

Even if the deed to the property is transferred to A & B, or as joint tenants, or any other term, either party may convey it without the joinder of the other. This doesn't make it East half or west half, There is no restriction on A executing a lease without B joining in the lease. Each can deed, mortgage, lease or whatever to his one-half. Again, there is no legal restriction.

Now, suppose, they say they are the sole owner, it doesn't impact the conveyance. It still only conveys one-half.

Depending on certain circumstances, a husband may not deed or lease the property separate from his wife, but if the parties are not married, each can do with their interest as they wish.

Ms. Jones, I would like to ask you to take a breath. I want to help you. I'm willing to believe you because I have seen far worse but first we need to be sure that it is not just a misunderstanding of confusing language.

If you could attach the lease as a PDF and the legal meaning of the lease is what you say, I'm sure we will all agree with you and can make constructive suggestions.

If by some chance there is a misunderstanding, we will try to clear that up. At this moment in time, nobody here can advise you of the meaning of the lease because we have not read it.