DIGESTED INDEX. ("I. Page. Ranee Bhudr Shco Bhudr rersus Roopsunker Suukerjee. 13th May 1824. Borrodale's Reports, vol. II. ր. 656... 前 * 呜 晚 8卷影《德 锣 阀 海 妙 * * * * 象 会 签 够 * 钟 & * I i i 605 If an adult adopted son make an agreement, stipulating the stability of his right to depend upon his performance, of certain, conditions, his nonperformance of those conditions will cause his right to become extinct ... 1100 Mussammat Taranunee Debec rersus Debnaraen Roy and others, 10th July 1824. S. D. A. Rep. vul. III. p. 387 * * * * 斜 余 珍 哆 鱼珍叠s 骏 哆 多 ... . . . . . . . 14 Legal opinions delivered in, and admitted hy, the Sudder Dewanny Adawlut, 暖 and approred of by Sir JWilliam Macnaghten. Ancestral property which had devolved on a daughter, will not at her death go to her adopted son, but to the heirs of her father.— Mach. H. L. vol. II. pp. 187-189. ... 1002 606 The son given, who is a Duyámushyāyana (son of two fathers, ) if both his adoptive and natural fathers have no other male issue, takes the whole estate of both. 缘 冷 德 <》 途 资料 够 蝴 & 4 爱叠影 607 One adopted, where legitimate issue ( of the adopter) existed, does not participate in the estate of the adopter. * * = * * * 蜂 晚 - - - 608 But a legitimate son, being born ( to the natural father ) subsequent to the adoption, the adopted son takes out of the natural father's estate half of the share of a legitimate son. (If however such issue be subsequently horn to the adopter, the adopted in question ) takes half of the share which is prescribed by law for an adopted son, exclusively related to his adoptive father, (where legitimate issue may be subsequently born to that person.) ... 碧 蟾 酸魏够 * * * * * * * * | | |{} | | | {} I (; 609 The son and son's son of a Nitya dulyámushyāyana succeed also in the Sáህዝክሮ ከ}፧ህW}}}¢I. . . 罗 够距 so to o • 2 g * * * - - - w or | | {{; 610 The children of an Anitya-dicyámushyāyana, having no relation with the family of the adopter, it is inferred, by analogy, as well as by equity, that they are not entitled to inherit from them. * * - - - | | | {} 61 I Thc adopted son of a Shúdra inherits in equal sliares with the legitimately begotten son during, the life time of the adopter, but gets half of that son's share after the adopter's death. ... * ра - - ... l I 18 619. The cyclusively given sons, and Duyámushyāyanas adopted by per§ {}}ts blind, lame, or otherwise disqualified from inheriting, and so forth, have no right to the estate of their adoptive grandfather's estate, but to maintenance only. .. 8 | | | * * * * א א 613 From the dictum, that they have no right to the estate of their adoptive grandfather, it is inferred that a fortiori they have no right to the estate of the relations inferior to the grandfather, namely, those other than the parents, because their fathers ( through whom they claim! ) had no right to the property of such relations. . . • * : . . ] [2() 611 It follows, however, that the exclusively adopted sons, as well as Duyámu. shyāyana sons, are entitled to such adoptive father's property, if there be any. ... 睦 喙 * * 蛾 ● * 8 в 够 沙 * * ... If 30 615 A son, adopted, notwithstanding the existence of a legitimately begotten son, has no right to the property of the adopter. 台 滑 台 始 ... I 120 f {} An adopted, without the performance of the religious rites, ordained ು the purpose, is not entitled to inherit from such adopter, but to receive wealth sufficient for his marriage... સ્વા - દ્ધ * * ... I 120 伴 - * * * * + y - - 547 A * *dopted from a different tribe or caste is not entitled to inherit from the adopter, g 4 to e # 静貌始,莎稳,舜 哆 . , 1 [20 Precedent vyavastha 'recedent, l’recedent vyavustlıa נג }; }}
