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ĠENERAL INDEX 283
unmarried, preferred to married ones 155
Daughter's children, succeed to strīdhana in the absence of daughters 185
Daughter's daughter, held preferable heir to strīdhana as against son's son 184n 1
preferred to daughter's son as heir to strīdhana 184 n 1.
Daughter's son, as heir 156
Dāya, defined 85
two kinds of 86
Dāyabhāga 79n 2 and 3, 80n 3, 141n 3, 180n 2, 186n 1, 189n 2, 190n 1, 196n 1
differs from Mitākṣarā 92n 3, 89n 2
holds that reunion takes place only between those expressly stated by Bṛhaspati 168n 1.
specifies only two times for partition 88 n 1
theory of, that there is no ownership by birth in ancestral estate 79, 79n 2 and 3
Dāyabhāga, partition of heritage, defined 86
does not include division of profits by traders 85.
Dāyatattva, 81n 2
Death, as punishment for adultery with a woman of a higher caste 265, 266
as punishment for gurutalpaga 268
as punishment for kidnapping a maiden 258
as punishment for murder 260
as punishment for rape 264
by being devoured by dogs, as punishment for brāhmaṇa woman willingly having intercourse with s'ūdra 269
punishment of, for kidnapping a maiden 258
punishment of, for offence of being a cutpurse a third time 257
punishment of, for untouchable man having sexual intercourse with brāhmaṇa woman 269.
Debt, contracted for family by uncle, brother or mother must be paid by all cosharers 221
due to any creditor other than a brāhmaṇa was to be paid to king, if creditor died heirless 221n 4
due to a brāhmaṇa creditor must be paid to other brāhmaṇas if creditor die without heirs or relatives 221
due to lust, defined 217n 1
due to wrath, defined 217n 1
evil results of non-payment of 214
husband's liability to pay wife's 220
incurred for family even by a slave, or pupil, had to be paid by head of family 220.
liability of wife, mother or father for husband's or son's 220
of father, if not immoral, binding on son and his share in ancetral property 216n 1
payment of, by instalments 211
private expedients for recovery of, were allowed only if debt admitted by debtor 210.
Debt, man owes to his anecstors 108, 108n 1
owed to ancestors paid off by birth of a son 108, 112n 1.
Debtor, claiming judicial investigation was not to be confined by creditor 212
complaining against creditor recovering admitted debt by private expedients was to be fined 211
could be kept in restraint before an assembly of people according to usage 210
if a poor brāhmaṇa, was not to be made to liquidate debt by manual labour for creditor 211
of higher caste was not to be made to work for a creditor of a lower caste 211
should work for a creditor of his own or higher caste 211.
when confined, was to be let out for meals or answering calls of nature 210.
Debtor and creditor relation, none between members of joint family, 148
Debts, to be paid by him who takes estate of the deceased 218 n 1
contracted on same date to be paid rateably 213.
enumeration of those who are responsible to pay 217.
father's, when son not liable to pay 216-217
incurred by father for trade newly started by himself, are binding on son's interest according to Bombay decision, but P C. holds otherwise 217 n 1.
modes of recovering debts sanctioned by ancient sages 209
of parents to be paid by'sons and grandsons 186 n 1
of the deceased, to be paid by the man who took his widow 218 n 1
owed to gods, manes and sages 195 n 1
part payment of, to be entered on back of document 213
payment of, on partition 184.
propositions as to father's or manager's debts 216 n 1.