 | John C. Devereux - Law - 1891 - 432 pages
...either, the reversioner shall enter on his moiety. • 16. What is an estate in coparcenary? — 187. An estate held in coparcenary is where lands of inheritance...or more persons. It arises either by common law, or by particular custom. 17. Who are parceners by common law ? — 187. Where a person seized in fee-simple... | |
 | Louis Arthur Goodeve - Real property - 1897 - 632 pages
...an estate in Coparcenary is best explained in the cenary. * words of Blackstone. He says (/) : — " An estate held in coparcenary is where lands of inheritance...ancestor to two or more persons. It arises either liy common law, or particular custom. By common law : as where a person seised in fee simple or in... | |
 | William Blackstone, William Cyrus Sprague - Law - 1899 - 570 pages
...estate which may by possibility last longer than that which he is legally entitled to. Coparcenary. III. An estate held in coparcenary is where lands of inheritance...particular custom. By common law: as where a person seised in fee-simple or in fee-tail dies and his next heirs are two or more females, his daughters,... | |
 | Sir Hari Singh Gour - Transfer (Law) - 1901 - 1244 pages
...tenants-in-common, where they hold by different titles. " An estate held in co-parcenary," says Blackstone,4 " is where lands of inheritance descend from the ancestor...arises either by common law, or particular custom . . . And in either of these cases all the co-parceners put together make but one heir, and have but... | |
 | William Blackstone - Law - 1902 - 540 pages
...creating an estate which may by possibility last longer than that which he is legally entitled to^^j) III. An estate held in coparcenary is where lands of inheritance...descend from the ancestor to two or more persons. (48) It arises either by common law or particular custom. By common law: as where a person seised in... | |
 | Christopher Louis Pelman - Mnemonics - 1903 - 134 pages
...in common, and this possession cannot be divided. An estate held in coparcenary is, on the contrary, where lands of inheritance descend from the ancestor to two or more persons. Joint-tenants as well as coparceners have unity of interest, unity of title, and unity of possession.... | |
 | Louis Arthur Goodeve - Land tenure - 1906 - 668 pages
...an estate in Coparcenary is best explained in the cenar>'- words of Blackstone. He says (Z) :— " An estate held in coparcenary is where lands of inheritance...particular custom. By common law : as where a person seised in fee simple or in fee tail dies, and his next heirs are two or more females, his daughters,... | |
 | Henry Campbell Black - Law - 1910 - 1330 pages
...the two are called "co-ordinate." Wharton. COPARCENARY. A species of estate, or tenancy, which exists where lands of inheritance descend from the ancestor to two or more persons. It arises In England either by common law or particular custom. By common law, as where a person, seised in fee-simple... | |
 | Arthur William Norman - 1911 - 512 pages
...Partnership Act, 1890 (53 & 54 Viet. c. 39, s. 22), and " Partnership." CO-PARCENARY. Co-parcenary arises either by common law or particular custom....common law, as where a person seized in fee simple or fee tail dies, and his next heirs are two or more females, in this case they shall all inherit. Co-parceners... | |
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An estate held in coparcenary is where lands of inheritance descend from the ancestor to two or more persons. It arises either by common law or particular custom. By common law: as where a person seised in... 
