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GENERAL INDEX
N. B The figures refer to pages. Important Sanskrit words
and the names of Sanskrit works and authors are put
in italics
Abettors, who are, 260
Abhidhāna, lexicon, 5
Abhiśāra, charge of a grave crime or wrong
42
Abhiśasta, charged with the commission of a
grave sin 42
Abhiyoktṛ, complainant or plaintiff 41.
Abuse, 251-253.
of three varieties, 251
Ācarita, mode of recovering debt, explained
210
Acquirer, double share of, when wealth ac-
quired with detriment to paternal estate
137.
gets two shares 169.
Act VII of 1866 (Bombay), 214n 4, 218n 1.
Act V of 1879 (Bombay), 216n 2.
Act XXI of 1850, 191n 3.
Act VI of 1878, 229n 3.
Act IV of 1893, 141n 2
Act XII of 1928, does not apply to cases
governed by the Dāyabhāga 191n 3
recognises only lunacy and idiocy from
birth as grounds of exclusion from inheri-
tance, 191n 3
Act II of 1929, does not affect sister's position
in Bombay 162n
Act XXX of 1930, 135n 2
Ādhāna, making a pledge or mortgage 224.
Ādhi, pledge or mortgage with possession
often a synonym of bandha 197n 3
varieties of 202.
Ādhibhoga, a kind of interest 198n 1
Ādhilekhya, deed of mortgage or pledge, 23
Ādhivedanika, kind of strīdhana, 93n 1
defined 177n 1, 178
Adhyagni, kind of strīdhana, defined 177.
Adhyāvāhanika, kind of strīdhana, defined
176, 177n 3
Ādityas, twelve, 48
Ādityapurāṇa, 193n 7
Adopted son, cannot succeed to his maternal
grand-father in natural family 123n 1.
even among s'ūdras gets, according to Bom-
bay, one-fourth when natural son born sub-
sequently, 116n 4
gets equally with aurasa son among s'ūdras
in Bengal and Madras 116n 1.
is divested, on adoption, of property which
is absolutely his but is ancestral, according
to Bombay decisions 121n 2
not divested of property which is absolute-
ly his, though ancestral, at time of adoption
according to Madras and Calcutta 121n 2,
122n
should perform the s'rāddha and other
rites of his adoptive father alone 123
succeeds lineally as well as collaterally in
adoptive family 128n 1.
succeeds to the brother of his adoptive
mother 128n 1.
Adoption, a brāhmaṇa can take kṣatriya boy
in, according to Medhātithi 107
all consequences that are due to connection
with the piṇḍa in the case of the natural
father, cease on 122n
by man having a grandson suffering from
congenital and incurable dumbness in-
valid, according to Bombay 109n 3
by unmarried man valid 109n 3
dattahoma, whether absolutely necessary
for validity of 110n 2.
by Kanoja Brāhmaṇa widow without datta-
homa held invalid when boy of different
gotra 110n 2
eldest son could not be given in, accord-
ing to ancient and mediaeval writers 132.
eldest son could not be given in, accord-
ing to Vijñāneśvara 107.
of oldest son allowed by decided cases
107n 5.
even of one of the same gotra must be be-
fore marriage (in Madras) 120n.
even of a s'ūdra not allowed after marriage
(in Madras) 120n.
father alone can give in 104,
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