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GENERAL INDEX. 285
to offer s'rāddha' to both giver and adopter
and their ancestors 124.
was to offer one pinda and intend it for
both giver and taker 121n 1.
Dyūta, explained, 2, 271n 1
Eafnest, when forfeited 205n 2
Edict, royal, see under 'grant'
Ekachchhāyāśrita, 'undertaking joint and
several liability 208.
Ekaśeṣa, meaning of 157n 1.
may be of dissimilar or similar objects
158 n 2.
Eka tīrtha, meaning of 167.
Ekoddiṣṭa, explained 121n.
Emperor, cannot give away the whole earth
even in viśvajit sacrifice 82
Epigraphia Indica, 21n 3, 242n 2.
Equity, of superior force to the bare letter of
the law 7n 1.
Evidence, latent defects of, must be pointed
out at time of adducing by the opponent 36
not allowed to be adduced after proceeding
almost finished 40
Evidence Act (Indian) 27n 1.
Exception, has, according to some, the same
province as the rule 170.
Exclusion, from inheritance 191-197.
from inheritance, grounds of 192.
Experts, to decide causes of merchants,
craftsmen etc. 8.
Father, cannot make a gift even of ancestral
movables 80n 3.
kept mistresses of, are not to be allotted at
a partition 140.
liability of, for son's debt, 220.
may dispose of his self-acquisition at his
will 88
promise of, for a religious purpose must be
carried out by sons 184.
recovering property of his grand-father lost
to the family is entitled to hold it as self-
acquired 88.
succeeds after the mother, according to
Mitākṣarā 156
succeeds in default of daughter's son and
before mother, according to Mayūkha 156.
two shares for, according to Nārada 91.
Fellow-student, is heir 166
Festival, of banner in honour of Indra 47 n 3
Fiction, of certain texts referring to another
Yuga 92.
Finder, of treasure, rules as to 229.
Fine, double for assaulting a man of a higher
caste 258.
double for assaulting wives of others of
whatever caste 258.
double where several strike down one man
255
extent of highest, middling and lowest
according to Manu and Yāj. 282 n 1.
figures of, in smṛtis refer to panas 274.
for abuse of learned brāhmaṇas, Vedas and
king 252.
for abusing a brāhmaṇa, when the abuser
belongs to a lower class 252.
for abusing a man of same caste 251.
for a man publicly accusing parents or
elders of a sin (even though accusation be
true) 252.
for adultery of various grades 266
for allowing a thief to escape 272.
for beating or injuring or killing beasts 255
for brāhmaṇa abusing a man of a lower
class 252.
for brāhmaṇa having sexual intercourse
with an untouchable woman 267
for breaking limbs or piercing organs of
sense 254.
for change of pleading 18.
for charging the paramour of a woman in
one's family as a thief 273.
for conversation between a man and woman
when forbidden to talk 266.
for creditor putting under restraint a debtor
claiming judicial investigation 212.
for debtor, who though well-off does not
return a debt 212.
for defiling a tank, holy place or garden 250
for destroying a boundary or encroaching
on it 250.
for disturbing another's wall, drain,
balcòny, watercourse &c. 248.
for employing a man of a higher caste as a
slave 287
for false witnesses and partial arbitrators
257.
for goldsmith when gold and silver given
to him for heating becomes less than the
standard allowed 224.
for him who is defeated on review of judg-
ment 274.
for hired workman, not performing agreed
work, though not ill 240.
for husband, son or relatives taking a wo-
man's strīdhana by force 181.
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