Coparcenary Of Dayabhaga School:

• Dayabhaga school is built on vajnayalkya smiriti, which jimutvahana interprets.
   
• This school was accepted in West Bengal and Assam only.
   
• Coparcenary share, which is determined in Dayabhaga school, is fixed. Both girls and boys have an equal share in the ancestral property under this school.
   
• In Dayabhaga school, both female and male members have the right to their ancestral property.
   
• In Dayabhaga school, a person only receives the Coparcenary after their father dies.
   
• In Dayabhaga school, if a Coparcenary dies, then his share in the ancestral property is given to his legal heirs.
   
• Coparcenary is covered under the Hindu Succession Act, 1956.
   
• Coparcenary literally means unity of title, possession, interest.
   
• Coparcener means a person belonging to the family and is a legal heir of the ancestral property of that family.
   
• The concept of coparcenary is based on the notion of death right.
   
• It means that only after the death of the last holder, i.e., the father, sons inherit their father's property.
   
• Dayabhaga school is generally governed by the doctrine of succession.