Definition of coparcenary in English:

coparcenary

nounPlural coparcenaries kəʊˈpɑːs(ə)n(ə)ri

mass nounEnglish Law

Joint heirship; the status of a coparcener.
〔英格兰律〕共同继承（权）；共同继承人地位
Example sentencesExamples
- Where there is no coparcenary at all, a law giving admission into a coparcenary can have no effect.
- She becomes a member of the coparcenary by birth in the same manner as that of a son.
- She, not being a member of the coparcenary, will not get a share at the time of the notional partition.
- While the father's property is shared equally between brother and sister; the brother, in addition, is entitled to a share in the coparcenary from which the sister is excluded.
- It is impossible to graft reforms on a system of coparcenary, which had a certain internal logical consistency.

Origin

Early 16th century: from co- 'together' + parcenary, legal term in the same sense, from Anglo-Norman French parcenarie, from parcener 'coparcener' (see coparcener).

词汇	coparcenary
释义	Definition of coparcenary in English: coparcenary nounPlural coparcenaries kəʊˈpɑːs(ə)n(ə)ri mass nounEnglish Law Joint heirship; the status of a coparcener. 〔英格兰律〕共同继承（权）；共同继承人地位 Example sentencesExamples Where there is no coparcenary at all, a law giving admission into a coparcenary can have no effect. She becomes a member of the coparcenary by birth in the same manner as that of a son. She, not being a member of the coparcenary, will not get a share at the time of the notional partition. While the father's property is shared equally between brother and sister; the brother, in addition, is entitled to a share in the coparcenary from which the sister is excluded. It is impossible to graft reforms on a system of coparcenary, which had a certain internal logical consistency. Origin Early 16th century: from co- 'together' + parcenary, legal term in the same sense, from Anglo-Norman French parcenarie, from parcener 'coparcener' (see coparcener).
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