GRANDMOTHER (continued,) the proportion of the share of-in the case of there being unequal number of sons of each son .. GRANDSON (in the male line,) succeeds in default of his father, and with his uncle, if any ... GREAT GRANDFATHER (paternal,) and his descendants including daughter's son, inherit successively after paae. 491 et seque. 19,20,21,462 the grandfather's offspring down to the daughter's son 295,296,297 GREAT GRANDFATHER'S FATHER, and the two ancestors above him, with their respective descendants inclu ding daughters' sons succeed in the consecutive order 305,306,307 GREAT GRANDSON (in the male line, ) inherits in default of his father and grandfather, and ... GREAT GRANDSON's son. See Sakulya or distant kindred. GREAT GRANDSON'S GRANDSON. See Sakulya or distant kindred. ... GREAT-GRANDSON'S GREAT GRANDSON. See Sakulya or distant kindred ... 19,20,21,462,463: 305 305 305. ... GRIHASTHA or Grihi, a married householder, in one of the four orders or conditions of life should be appointed by the Sovereign to take care preferably to be appointed by reference to relation, of a female infant, who should be before her mar- of a male minor, paternal kindred is preferred to 402,403,406,409 406,907,924,935,939,942,913 HEIRS, H according to the Dáya-krama-sangraha, which is 271 according to the Viváda-bhangárnava or Colebrooke's HERITABLE RIGHT, cause of, in the North Western and Southern schools in Bengal, the existence of the son (i. e. heir) at the 1039 tural or civil .. 2,3,4,5,6,7,9,10,234 et seq. 252,260,1046,1067 does not remain in abeyance in expectation of the being once vested cannot be divested before .. HERMIT (vána-prastha,) civiliter mortuous excluded from inheritance is succeeded by his spiritual brother.. 2,3,9,10,78,109,930,1046 HERMITAGE, one of the four orders or conditions of a Hindoo... HINDU LAW, 312 654 12 pref. el seque. digests and authorities of-respected preferably in HOUSE, garden or the like, which one of the co-heirs had constructed within the site of the dwelling place, during the father's life-time, remains his indivisible property; for his father has sanctioned by not forbidding the construction of it for what fault-can lawfully desert his wife ... may be deserted by his wife when and why HUSBAND's, brother's son's daughters, not heirs HYPOCRITE (or a person wearing the token of religious mendicity,) excluded from inheritance entitled to maintenance and not to inheritance IGNORANTIA legis nil execusat-applies to questions of adoption and inheritance as well as to other laws ILLEGITIMATE issue, of a Shúdra, entitled to inherit, (but see the remarks at pages 16 (note,) 913,914,915) INHERITANCE, vests on the natural or civil death or voluntary aban- does not in general vest in females ... ..2,3,4,5,6,78,109,1046 vests in particular females according to particular 249 249 excluded from inheritance, but not from maintenance 997,1012 IMPURITY, on deaths and births to be observed by an adopted 893 et seque. ...2,3 (note,) 1061 recognized in the North Western and Southern INCONTENANCE. See adultery. INCREMENT, 1,2 (note,) 1061 page. INCURABLE or obstinate and agonising disease, (defined,) .. 1006,1008 causes of exclusion from inheritance.. INITIATION. See initiatary ceremonies. INITIATARY CEREMONIES, which and how many they are ..997,1005,1010 ... 366 of the uninitiated brother and sister, are to be per- ... of the brothers and sisters only, and not of their ... 365 365 366 the expenses of-for the late proprietor's daughter should be perfomed by the brothers even with their of an adopted son, performable in the adopter's family INSTITUTES or collections (Sanhitás,) of the sages.. 224 979 ISSUE MALE, or lineal descendant, signifies son, grandson, great grandson and daughter's son... of an J. JÁGNYAVALKYA or YAGNAVALKYA, one of the legislators, whose Sanhitá or Institutes are the original of the Mitúkshará which is a commentary thereon JOJANA (a measure of distance containing four Koshas or about seven English miles.) See different country JATI. See YATI. JÍMÚTA-VÁHANA,-author of the Dáya-bhága, the ground work of the Bengal school JOINT FAMILY. See joint property and undivided family. augmented by the exertion of any member of the joint 15 pref. 469, 478 T PROPERTY ( continued, ) under what circumstances to be held or presumed as such where the family is joint, the property acquired by its members must be presumed to be joint, until such presumption is rebutted by him who claims it as his self-acquired property... ... .. answerable for the debt incurred for the sake of the joint family (see debts.) answerable for a debt to the extent of the debtor's share (see debts,)... ... ... alienable by a single member where a calamity affecting the family, or the support thereof, or the performance of an indispensable duty, renders the alienation necessary, and the other parcener or parceners are incompetent by minority &c. or unable by absence and so forth to give consent to the same (see managing member.) . See yuga, and ages of the world. page. 500-502 513 640 597-599 K 1 yuga or juga, the fourth or last age of the world according to Hindoo I Division (see yuga.) DRED. See Kinsmen inherits in default of all heirs, excepting, however, 3 pref. taking or consuming property or effects when unseparated are not bound to restore or make good the TA-YUGA or JUGA, the first of the four ages according to TA-PUTTRA, a son bought, adopted only by Gossaeens.. TRIMA or KRITA-PUTTRA, commonly called Kartáputtra or son made, defined .. prevails in Mithilá, not in Bengal ÁCHÁRA, (family usage,) ... .. 16 (note,) 1042 constitutes an exception to the general maxims of the law. (See usage or custom) |