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COPARCENARY (co-, with,. and parcener, i.e. sharer; from O. Fr. par confer, Lat. partitio, division) , in law, the descent oflands of inheritance
title to them. It arises either by common law, as where an ancestor dies intestate, leaving two or more females as his co-heiresses, who then take as coparceners or parceners; or, by particular custom, as in the case
partition
Coparcenary
joint tenancy in that there is unity of title , interest
joint tenants always claim by purchase, parceners claim by descent, and although there is unity of interest
Coparcenary
partition
alienation by one coparcener; (c) by all the estate at last descending to one coparcener, who thenceforth holds in severalty; (d) by a compulsory partition or sale under the Partition Acts.The term
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