See coparcener.
[Middle English, from Anglo-Norman, from parcen, portion, division, from Vulgar Latin *partiō, partiōn-, from Latin partitiō, partitiōn-. See partition.]
parcener
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par·ce·ner (pär'sə-nər)  |
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See coparcener.
See coparcener.
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A joint heir.
Collectively the joint heirs are called coparceners.
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