VYAVASTHA’-DARPANA 38.5 FATHER'S SHARE IN THE SON'S ACQUISITIONS. 201 The father has a double share even of the property acquired by his own Vyavasthā son*. . For the expression is general : “Let him reserve two shares;” or “he may take two shares.” Authority KATYA/YANA declares it very explicitly : “A father takes cither a double share, or a moiety” of his son's acquisition of wealth.” o 202 Here the father has a moiety of the goods acquired by his son at the Vyavasthā charge of his estatet; the son, who made the acquisition, has two shares; and the rest take one share each.” 203 • But if the father's property have not been used, he has two sharest ; the acquirer as many; and the rest are excluded from participation.” ‘魅 - The father's participation of two shares in the property acquired by his son relates to the case where the acquisitition was made without adventuring the property or by using a brother's property.f Dá. T. Sans. p. 24. - ۲ی _ 205 Or else, a father, endowed with knowledge and other excellenciest, has a Vyawasthå right to a moiety.” For an increased allotment is granted to the eldest by science and other good qualities.” Reason 206 A father destitute of such qualities has a double share in right merely Vyavathi of his paternity.” Therefore, the meaning of the text is, that a father may rescrve for himself two shares of wealth which has descended in succession (from ancestors) or of that which has been acquired by. his son. He is not entitled to more, however desirous of it he may be.”
- Coleb. Dá. bhá, pp. 46 & 49. Dá. T. San8. p. 24. Coleb. Dig. Vol. III. pp. 55
As a son partakes of o wealth acquired by his father, so a father is likewise entitled to partake of property acquired solely by his son. This is the only accurate exposition. Coleb. Dig. Vol. ii.I. p. 55. tWhere acquisition is made without adventuring a father's property, the father takes two shares, the acquirer, as such, takes also two shares, and the rest are ဂ္ယီဒီး'ို႕ႏိုင္ဆိုႏိုင္တူ participation. But the father takes a moiety if the acquisition is made by the use of his estate, or if he is endowed with good qualities. This is the ಹitinctioು between participation of two shares and that of a moiety. Dá. T. Sans. p. 24.
- A father shall take two shares out of the pro erty acquired by his son throngh the use of wealth common to all the brethren, and without employing t l *t தக Coleb. Dig. Vol, III. p. * , ploying the several property of the father. Raghusandana.
