DIGESTED INDEX. XCIX. 594 But if there be no son legitimately begotten, the dattaka is certainly enti tled to be invested with empire • * * * - s * - - 505 The dattaka son is entitled to succeed to his adoptive mother's property, just as to that of his adoptive father's. 肇事* - - 6 s. - - WHETHER A DATTAKA son Is ENTITLED TO INHERIT FRoM d ANDiius (cogN ATes ) 595 The dattaka or given son is entitled to inherit from a bandhu of the same race as his adoptive father, but not from a bandhu of a different race. 1. Gungamaya versus Kishen Kissore Choudhooree, 17th of December 1821. S. 1). A. Rep. vol. III. pp. 128—132 --- -- * - & 4 - - - - - * - 11, Sham Chunder and Rooder Chunder Appellants, rersus Naraenee Debee and Rankishore. boy, Respondents, 21st August 1807, S. D. A. Rep. vol. I. p. 209 - * * 挣 哆 - -
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596 The right of the relations of a different race, like those of the same race, to inherit from a dattaka, is, however, unquestionable - - * * * to to i. Dehnnrnon Roy deceased, in his place Sreenath Mitter, son of Mussammat Soodamoyee Dossec, - daughter of the said Dehnaraen Roy, Appellant, rersus Mussammat Kewalmonee ( widow ) daughter of Debnaraen Roy deceased, in her place Kishengobind, Rajkished, and Sreckishen, her sons, Respondents, defendants. Sudder Decision, 21st of June 1847 II. Gungaprosaud Roy, Appellant, versus Brojessuree Choudhoorance, Ibulwarce Lall, and others. S. D. A. Rep. 30th July 1859 to s is e s so wo * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 597 If there exist another son of the proprictor, then the adopted son of his deceased son will get such share as an adopted son would have been cntitled to. 季 歌 * * - - 缘 制 - - * * * - 598 Should there exist no son, the adopted son of the deceased son will take the whole property. * * * - - * * - * * 599 An adopted son's legitimately begotten son is entitled to an equal share with the legitimately begotten son of his adoptive grandfather; and in default of such uncle, he is entitled to the whole property. .. to The same rule is to be applied by inference to the great-grandson also .. 601 The adoption of a fit person, made by the performance of the rites ordained in the Wedas, cannot be rendered invalid by the omission to perform an unessential ceremony, or any other cause. ... - - * e = Srce Brijbhookunjee Moharaj versus Sree Gokoolotsaojee Moharaj, 5th November 1817, Borradale’s Reports, vol. i. p. 181 - - - • * * * • * * - - - - - - * *
- s} * 『I"1、A 。 - - 60: The adoption of an only son, or the eldest son (of a person, ) is made by the performance of the rites ordaired in the Pedas, cannot be invalidated, or set aside, although it should be deemed not to be a good one. - - * *
1. Arnachetum Play rersus Jiaswamce Pilay, Casc 5 of 1817 – Mad, Dec, vol. I. p. 154 ... II. Nundrnm aud others vcrsus Kassy Panday and others, 30th June 1825, S. D. A. Rep. vol. V. p. 70 • - - - 勒。 to After having adopted a son in due form, the adopter, by his will or other deed, cannot disinherit such son. .... * * *
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