[Solved] What should a co-owner do inorder that he can recover expenses in the alteration of co-ownership?

Q.	What should a co-owner do inorder that he can recover expenses in the alteration of co-ownership?
A.	Not secure the consent of the other co-owners anyway it is for the benefit of the co-ownership.
B.	Secure a unanimous consent of the co-owners.
C.	Not secure consent of the co-owners since they did not contribute for the alteration of the property.
D.	Secure the consent of majority of the co-owners.
Answer» B. Secure a unanimous consent of the co-owners.

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