[Solved] A, B & C are the co-owners of a parcel of land. They leased it to D. For failure to pay the rents, A alone sued D. Will the action prosper?

Q.	A, B & C are the co-owners of a parcel of land. They leased it to D. For failure to pay the rents, A alone sued D. Will the action prosper?
A.	The action will not prosper because B & C are indispensable parties.
B.	The action will not prosper because of failure to implead B & C who are real parties in interest.
C.	The action will prosper because anyone of the co-owners may sue for ejectment.
D.	The action will not prosper because the suit by A is not in representation of the co-ownership.
Answer» C. The action will prosper because anyone of the co-owners may sue for ejectment.

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