Is a notarized signature from one person in a property owned in joint ownership with right of surviorship enough for the other person to sell the property?

No, a notarized signature from only one owner is generally not sufficient for the sale of a property held in joint ownership with the right of survivorship. Both owners typically must agree to and sign the sale documents to legally transfer ownership. This requirement ensures that both parties have consented to the transaction and protects their interests in the property. Always consult a legal professional for specific situations.