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GENERAL INDEX 28
peculiar privileges of 89n 2.
Brahmayajña, meaning of 116n 2
every member of even an undivided family
was to perform separately 117n.
Branding, as punishment for brāhmaṇa
guilty of theft 259.
as punishment for playing with false dice
271.
for brāhmaṇa who becomes apostate from
sannyāsa 236
as punishment for sexual intercourse by
fraud 265.
for theft not resorted to, if proper prāya-
ścittas undergone 259
of mark of dog's foot for theft 259n 3
of marks 261n 2
Breach, of contract of service 235-239.
Bṛhad-Viṣṇu, 155n 1
Bṛhan-Manu, 190
Bṛhaspati, 3, 4, 5 &c.
criticizes Manu 141n 1.
Bṛhat saṁhitā, 47n 1.
Bribe, promised, need not be given even
though object accomplished 234
Brother, does not include sister for purposes
of inheritance 158
does not include son of the same mother
but of a different father 158n 1.
full, succeeds after parents 157
Brother's grandson, not included in brother's
son 159n 1.
Brother's son, takes along with the brother,
according to decided cases, under the
Mayūkha 159n.
Bühler, Prof. 110n 1.
Burden of proof, in several kinds of reply 15-
16.
Burning, on a bed of grass, punishment for
kidnapping women 258.
Cakra vṛddhi, compound interest, 198n 1
Caritra-bandhaka, 205, 205n 2.
Cattle, owner of straying, had to pay wages
to the person who guarded them 226
Catuṣpatha, cross road or thoroughfare, 249.
Causes, of litigants, order in which to be
heard 11.
Champerty, punished 11, 11n 2.
Charms, against enemies 261n 4
Chattels, three kinds of, in relation to theft
255
Civil and criminal matters, no clear-out dis-
tinction between procedure in 8n 3.
Civil Procedure Code, 9n 1, 11n 1, 12n 1,
10n 4, 274n 5.
Cloth, permissible reduction in weight of
when given for embroidering or drawing
figures 224.
Clothes worn by deceased father should be
given to him who partakes of the śrāddha
to the father 140
Coaxing, as an expedient for recovering a
debt, to be employed in what cases 210
Colebrooke translated nibandha as corody
78n 6.
Compact series of heirs, ends with brother's
son 161.
Concubine, entitled to maintenance from es-
tate of paramour against heirs if connec-
tion exclusive and continuous up to death
99n 1, 152n 2
has no right of maintenance against para-
mour during his lifetime 153n.
in order to get maintenance need not have
resided in the same house with her para-
mour's wife, children &c. 153n
Confiscation, as punishment for embezzling
property of a gaṇa 243.
as punishment for murder 260.
as punishment for rape 264.
of property, as punishment for śūdra
having sexual intercourse with a woman
of a higher caste 267
of whole wealth, for kidnapping a married
woman 258
what property not liable to 274
Conqueror, entitled only to tax on land and
not to ownership of land 81.
Contract, of service, breach of 235-239.
Contract Act (Indian) 203 n 1, 222, 224 n 1,
225, 230 n 1, 244 n 2
Conventions, established by king, examples
of 242 n 2.
established by king or local usage should
be observed by brāhmaṇas, if not opposed
to their dharma 242
examples of 242 n 2.
of guilds and corporations to be maintained
by king 242
of horse-dealers, to impose a tithe on them-
selves and their customers 242 n 2
Conversion, to Mahomedanism does not
cause loss of right to inherit by virtue of
act XXI of 1850, 192 n.
Coparcener, who is fifth or seventh in descent
may get his share if he and his ancestors