LVII 够 Page. 247 The mother assumes the guardianship on failure of the father. ... 哆 葡 影 . 563 248. In default of the mother, the elder brother of a minor is competent to assume his guardianship: in default of such brother, the relations of the same race are entitled to hold the office of the guardian, and failing such relatives, the guardianship devolves on other relations according to fitness and degree of proximity. * * * ... 565 249 The guardianship of a female until she be disposed of in marriage rests with her father: if he be dead, with her nearest paternal relations. After marriage, her husband and the rest are her guardians. - - - 叠 经 硬 _ 瞬 吻 锣 哆 台 邸 ● 爱 爱 _ a g & ... 665 See Maon. H. L. Vol. I. pp. 103, 104 - - 駙 The minority of females also ends at the end of the fifteenth year. See Ibid, vol. II. p. 220. 250 The guardians of minors cannot do any thing injurious to the interest of their wards, but may do what is advantageous for them. ... ф в Q е е в ... ... ... 565 251 The guardian can dispose of a portion of his ward's estate, toogeet a necessity arising for the subsistence of him and those of the family who must be supported out of the cstate, and also for any act the performance whereof is unavoidably necessary, ... 567 See the case cited by Sir William Macnaghten, and the remarks thereon. ... * * * ... 567–571 252 A kinsman or next friend may, institute and defend suits for a minor. а в в ... 571 Upon this the commentators have pbserved that, whether delegated or not, a wellwisher of persons so incapacitated may plead on their parts. See Str. H. L. Vol. II. p. 209 ... ... 571 253 A guardian must render an account regarding the property he was in charge of, is re responsible for his acts, and removable for abuse of trust. . . . . . . . 8 < * . . . 571 Necessary debts contracted for an infant are binding on him.—A widow having a son can sue for her husband's property, if her son be a minor—The mother is efftitled to the guardianship of her minor children, in preference to their uncles.—The management of an estate which devolved on a minor widow rests with her husband's relations, and with her own relations only in their default.—The father cannot act as guardian to a minor widow, while her husband's sister’s son is living. Macn. H. L. Vol. II. pp. 203–206, and 289. - - - - - - ... 571-575 Ka-shi- Nath Rasa k and Rama“ Nath Basa k versus Haro Sundari“ Da si and Kamal Mani Darsi”. Cons, H. L. p. 87. * - - ... 575 Bishwa Nath Datta versus Durga Prasad Ray and Shib Chandra Ray. East's Nots, No. 34. 75–79 Dharma Das Pande and others versus Shyama Sundari Debio. 8th December 1843. Moore's Indian Appeals, Wol. III. p. 229. • _ 够 ● 品 ● 始 婚 _ 哆 母 铬 в А в ● 蛾 多 ... 575 είχία Α.Λ ΚΙ ON THE Extent of A PRoPRIETor's power IN DIVIDED OR SOLE PROPERTY. g © 354 A man who has sons, can give, sell, or pláge, without their consent, his possessions, whether inherited or acquired, real or personal, and that without the consent of the sons, he can, by will, prevent, alter, or affect their succession to such property. ... 581 Sée the first and second opinions of Mr. Henry Colebrooke. Str. H. L. Vol. II. pp. 419–424. 590 See also his subsequent opinion, Ibid. 426. * * * ● - 叱 8 а в * * * р в чи * а в . Ꮾ01 See the unanimous opinion of the Judges of the Sudder Court, ... . . . . . . . - - . 6ტ5 See also the opinion and judgment of the Judges of the Supreme Court, passed in conformity with the Sudder Court's opinion. - - - * g. - ... 607 I shaon Chandra Ray versus Rajas I’shwar Chandra Ray. S. D. A. R. Vol. I. pp. 2, 3;— Str. H. L. Vol. II, pp. 485, 486. ... * * * - - - - ... 585-580 Rasik Lal Datta and Har La 1 Datta versus Choitanya Charan Datta. . 583 ు Kumar Nya yava chaspati versus Krishna Kinkar Tarkabhushan. S. D. A. R. Vol. II. p. 42. ●·治 叱 - 登 . 591 Nabo Krsihna Mittra and others versus Harish Chandra Mittra and another. Cons. H. L. p. 323. 591 Rám Tanu Mallik and others versus Rasm Gopa'1 Mallik and Ra'n Ratna Mallik. Cons. H. L. pp. 840.----848 а в в to so o 象 够哆 ● 姆 够 爱 曲 é să şi a - - - - - - 母 é 导 * * * ... , 5.93 Wyavasßka 33 yy 72 Precedents Vyavastha” Authoritics Precedents 3?
