A landowner conveyed his land to his wife, son, and daughter "as joint tenants with right of survivorship." The daughter then conveyed her interest to a friend. The wife subsequently executed a will devising her interest to the daughter. Then the son mortgaged his interest to a lender, who promptly and properly recorded the mortgage. The wife died, then the daughter's friend died, leaving a will that bequeathed her entire estate to the daughter. The daughter and the son survived. If the jurisdiction follows the title theory, who owns what interest in the land?
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