Partition refers to the division of ancestral property or common property between the coparceners. All coparceners have equal property rights. According to Section 206 of Muluki Civil Code, 2074, “Each coparcener shall have equal entitlement to partition share.” A coparcener is a person who shares the inheritance of an undivided property. Coparceners in Nepali property partition are the wife, husband, father, mother, son, or daughter. The purposes of apportionment of a property is common with the coparceners; the husband, wifey father, mother, son and daughter. For the purpose of separation, property partition is done where if there is a mutual agreement between the coparcener, the parties can separate at any time by obtaining their respective partition share. In Nepal, property partition is governed by the Muluki Civil Code 2074 (2017 AD), which establishes the legal framework for dividing ancestral property among coparceners.