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Page 67
... inheritance from the collateral , for many an intermediate alienation must have to be set - aside irrespective of equities or justice.20 ( ii ) Fiction that the wife's personality is merged in that of the husband should not be extended ...
... inheritance from the collateral , for many an intermediate alienation must have to be set - aside irrespective of equities or justice.20 ( ii ) Fiction that the wife's personality is merged in that of the husband should not be extended ...
Page 90
... inheritance . Thus developed the Mitakshara doctrine of apratibandha dayas ( unobstructed heritage ) for the son , grandson the great grandson . This is the origin of the doctrine that a son takes a vested interest in the ancestral ...
... inheritance . Thus developed the Mitakshara doctrine of apratibandha dayas ( unobstructed heritage ) for the son , grandson the great grandson . This is the origin of the doctrine that a son takes a vested interest in the ancestral ...
Page 91
... inheritance gives the property to the spiritual relatives of the person like his preceptor , disciple or fellow student . The heir to the property of a hermit ( Vanaprastha ) is his spiritual brother belonging to the same hermitage.18 ...
... inheritance gives the property to the spiritual relatives of the person like his preceptor , disciple or fellow student . The heir to the property of a hermit ( Vanaprastha ) is his spiritual brother belonging to the same hermitage.18 ...
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
Alienation | 28 |
Equity and Legal fictions | 34 |
Copyright | |
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