Who are Coparceners and their Legal Rights?

Ans: Coparcenary property refers to ancestral property that is passed down through generations in a HUF, while self-acquired property is the property acquired by an individual through their efforts, such as by purchase or inheritance.

Ans: Yes, coparceners can alienate or transfer their share in ancestral property. They can sell, gift, or mortgage their interest in the property, subject to certain conditions and limitations.

Ans: Yes, coparceners have the right to demand partition, which divides the ancestral property among the coparceners, enabling them to hold separate and distinct shares.