Adoption, 'II. Page. power of others during his infancy over his heritable property - ... 1040,1058 et seque. his relations' succession to his property ... : , , , 1098 his right or non-right to be invested with empire ": 1048 » ه. his descendant's succession to his ancestral propert ... 1098 succession of a shádra adopted son - ... II 18 non-succession of the blind and other disqualified adopted sons 1118-1120 his succession to the property of the cognate relations * - so 1085-1096 extent of his share with a son or sons legitimately begotten and subsequently born + x + 1042,1044 brother's son to be adopted in preference to all 4 - + 950 the only or eldest son not to be adopted - - - 938 the above mentioned two rules do not, however, invalidate the adoption 4 of a stranger, or of an only or eldest son 926,938,954,1100,1114 cannot free himself from his connection and duties as adopt ed son - * - - 1100,1114 the non-performance of the conditions made by him causes his right to become extinct... - - - 1 100 he and his offspring are not heirs to his consanguineous rela tions, and tice versá a * * 994,1114 Dwyámushyāyana or son of two fathers # * + 950 Nitya-dwyámushyāyana, effect of * * * 966 Anitya-dwyámushyāyana, essect of o * * * 964 succession of Dwyámushyáyanas * * * 1116 into what families adopted sons are prohibited to marry ... 714,716 in the dattaka form, allowed in the present age (pp. 846,848;)— a positive or necessary act, and not an optional one, on the part of the adopter * * * 826,828,832 motives to * * * 830 essentials of * * * 992,1010 initiatory ceremonies to be performed - 4 * * 992,998–1000 forms of adoption * * * 984 et seg. effects of adoption . * * * 1012 et seq. indefeasibleness of * * * 1100,1114 cotemporaneous, invalid ... 864,874,900 et seg. of a prohibited relation, invalid . * * * 940 et seq. 959 made without observance of the esstential ceremonies, invalid 992,1010, 1120 by a male, his qualifications, and competency to adopt ... 856 et seq. by a female—under the circumstances and restrictions of ... 868 et seg. a fathar oam give his son in adoption under the circum- stances of 4 & 8 922 et seg. a mother can give her son in adoption under the authority - of her husband, or under the circumstances of “. 922,-930
