A Treatise On Hindu Law And Usage
A Treatise On Hindu Law And Usage
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10 1. A. 138, S. C. 10 Cal. 2M.
((7) Surjokant Nundi v. Mohesh Chunder, 9 Cal. 70.
- Oi) Dattaka Mimamsa, vi. § 1, 2 ; Dattabi Chandrika, vi. § 8.
Digitized by Google ADOPTED AND AFTKE-BOEN SONS. 173 spoken of as being one-f onrtli^ and sometimes as being one- third of that of the after-bom son (i). Dr. Wilson says tliat the variance is only apparent^ and that all the texts mean the same thing, viz., that the property should be divided into four shares, of which the adopted son gets one.
That i...s to say, he gets one-fourth of the whole, or one-third of the portion of the natural-bom son (fc) . Whatever may have been the original meaning of the texts, a difference of usage seems to have sprung up, according to which the adopted son takes one-third of the whole in Bengal, and one-fourth of the whole in other Provinces which follow Benares law (Z). The Madras High Court, however, have Madras.
decided on the authority of the Sarasvati-Vilasa, that the fourth which he is to take is not a fourth of the whole, but a fourth of the share taken by the legitimate son.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
10 1. A. 138, S. C. 10 Cal. 2M.
((7) Surjokant Nundi v. Mohesh Chunder, 9 Cal. 70.
- Oi) Dattaka Mimamsa, vi. § 1, 2 ; Dattabi Chandrika, vi. § 8.
Digitized by Google ADOPTED AND AFTKE-BOEN SONS. 173 spoken of as being one-f onrtli^ and sometimes as being one- third of that of the after-bom son (i). Dr. Wilson says tliat the variance is only apparent^ and that all the texts mean the same thing, viz., that the property should be divided into four shares, of which the adopted son gets one.
That i...s to say, he gets one-fourth of the whole, or one-third of the portion of the natural-bom son (fc) . Whatever may have been the original meaning of the texts, a difference of usage seems to have sprung up, according to which the adopted son takes one-third of the whole in Bengal, and one-fourth of the whole in other Provinces which follow Benares law (Z). The Madras High Court, however, have Madras.
decided on the authority of the Sarasvati-Vilasa, that the fourth which he is to take is not a fourth of the whole, but a fourth of the share taken by the legitimate son.
What to read after A Treatise On Hindu Law And Usage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mayne, John Dawson, 1828-1917 to read onlineMoreLess
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