- “The sys riod wift includes also the der of sಿಸಿ son: for the ് is here employed indefinitely; and by means of her offspring, she becomes the giver of funeral oblations, to the husband of the woman and his ancestors to the third degree.—Srikrishna* 1ംimli് ും പ് adopted 2006–4y4, &೦* . . 452. In default of the son of a rival wife, her grandson succeeds; and failing him, her great grandson.t Since they both present oblations to her husband in which she also participates.t By the pronoun in the phrase “son of those persons” the woman's own issue and the child of a rival wife are signified.—Therefore, their sons have a right to inherit; not the son of a daughter's son also, for he is excluded from the oblation of food at obsequies.—Coleb, Da'. bha', p. 97. The order of succession in default of heirs, as far as the great grandson in the male line of the rival wife, will be found in the succession to a childless woman's separate property, q.v. SUCCESSION OF A WOMAN'S CHILDREN TO HER AJOUTAKA: PROPERTY. To a woman's separate property not received at her nuptials,'— 453. First, the maiden daughter and son succeed together." I. All uterine brothers are entitled to the wealth equally; and so are unmarried sisters— Shankha and Likhita.–Coleb. Da. bha, p. 79. II. “A woman's property is common to her sons and unmarried daughters when she is dead; but if she leave no issue, her husband shall take it, her mother, her brother, or her father.”—In the first half of this text of Depala the words “sons and unsnarried daughters” being exhibited in the conjunctive compound (called) ‘Dwanda,' and because the words “common w are here expressed, it results that the son and the unmarried daughter possess the right of inheritance together. W. Da Kra. Sang. p. 54. - Here it is expressly declared that the mother's goods are common to the son and unmarried daughter; and if the maiden daughter were exclusively entitled to the whole of her mother's *tate, the especial texts of Manu and others, concerning the wealth given at the nuptials, would *unmeaning; since she would have the right in all cases indiscriminately—Coleb. Daí, bha', p. 79.
- o Coleb. Da bha", p. 96. t p. s' W. Da.. Kra. Sang. pp. 58, 54. Coleb. Dar, bha”. p. 100. Macn. H, L. vol I. p, 89. Elb. In.
ਾਂ ງູ-orport) received at nuptials: ‘Ajoutaka'-property not received at nuptials. See Colab. Da blia. p. 100 w Dr. Kra sang p. 54. Maen. H. L. vol I. p. 89. Elb. Ia p. 85. Vyavastha'. Reason, Wyawastha', Authority.
