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284 VYAVAHĀRAMAYŪKHA
recovery of, discussed by Nārada under
seven heads 127 n 2.
Deccan Agriculturists Relief Act 201 n 2
Decisions, of Bombay High court, criticised
37 n 1 118 n 121 n 2.
of P. C. criticised 103 n 1, 118 n 1 164 n 1
216 n 1
Deed of boundary 28.
of debt 28
of peace 28.
of purification 28.
Deed of conventions, 28
of gift 28.
of partition 28.
of purchase 28
of mortgage or pledge 28.
of service 28.
Defamation vide under abuse
mere truth of assertion no defence in charge
of 263 n 1
Delay in hearing witnesses and causes re-
sults in great sin to king 88
Deposit 211 225
care required of him who takes 211.
must be delivered intact to the depositor
212
person who uses it for his benefit was liable
to pay interest and also fine 221
Devala, 79 90 n 8, 95, 97 1 8, 181 182
135
text of, is basis of Dāyabhāga theory 79 n 3.
Dhāreśvara held view that ownership arose
on partition and not by birth 78
held view that ownership was understood
from śāstra alone 76 n 1
Dharma, expedient for recovering debt 209
flowers and sandal paste to be used in
worship of, in ordeals 59
means iṣṭa (religious purposes) and pūrta
(charitable purposes) 235n 1
ordeal of (image or picture of) 78-79.
Dharmabhṛtāṃ meaning of 16
Dharmādhikaraṇa hall of justice 5.
Dharmapravṛtti a work 147 14 n 1
Dharmaśāstra king to listen to exposition
of 6.
rule in conflict of, with arthaśāstra 6.
rule in conflict between two texts of 7
Ghaṭa balance etymology of 64.
Dhurajātṛta meaning of, 198.
is impartible 198.
Dike, may be constructed on another's land
in certain circumstances 230.
Disturbance, of enjoyment of a house door
or market, not allowed 248.
Divyatattva, a work of Raghunandana 48n 4,
47n 3 49 74n 3.
Draitanirṇāya, a work of Śaṅkara-bhaṭṭa
113n, 114
Document, when another and new one to be
substituted for prior one 26.
witnesses not allowed to prove orally a
matter in case it is entered in 21
Documents, embodying transactions how ex-
ecuted 25.
evidencing debt to be returned to debtor
when debt paid off 218.
genuineness of, how established 26.
in one's own hand, valid without attesting
witnesses, 24
in another's hand characteristic of 21
must be produced from proper custody
27 n 3
of three sorts, according to Bṛhaspati 22
of two kinds, according to Vasiṣṭha 22.
of two kinds, according to Nārada viz.
made in one's own hand and in another's
hand 24
royal, four kinds of, according to Vasiṣṭha 26.
royal, peculiarities of 25
the only means of proof, as to conventions
of pūgas, guilds etc. 21
what are vitiated 27
Dumbness, if congenital and incurable was
a ground of exclusion from inheritance
191n 2.
Dūtaka, a kind of witness 34.
Dvyāmuṣyāyaṇa,
adoptive and natural mother both entitled
to succeed together to 120n 1
form of, obsolete according to Mandlik
120n 1
form, not obsolete according to judicial de-
cisions 120n 1
is the ordinary form of adoption among
Nambudri brāhmaṇas 120n 1
natural mother preferred as heir to bāndhav
of adoptive father 120n 1
means one given in adoption with condition
that he is the son of both 120
power of adopting in form of not confined
to brothers 120n 1
takes estate of both giver and taker when
there is no aurasa son to either 121
takes only a fourth of the share, when
there are aurasa sons to both giver and
taker 121