DIGESTED INDEX. LXXV. Page. 437 What has been promised to a woman by her husband, as her exclusive property, must be delivered as a debt by her sons, provided she remain in the family ள் her husband; but not if she live in the family of her father. . . --- 76 + 438 There is no harm in not delivering to a woman, who resides, of her own authority with the family of her father, what has been promised to her as her exclusive property. - * * * * * * * * * * * - - * * - - 7(34 LEG A L o P1 N I O NS p ELI V ER EP r N, AND A D Ar 1 TTED BY TH E s E y ERA I. counts of J vio 1 ('A1'U It E, AND Ex A Ꮇ { N Ꭼ IX A N Ꮧ) A }Ꮲ Ꭵ* }Ꮢt ) V EᎥ☽ O F B Y SI R. W. MAC NA G H I'EN, A widow may dispose of, by gift or otherwise as she pleases, the property earned by her own exertions.—That which is given by a husband to his wife is termed her Stridhan or peculium.—I3ut if such property given to her by her husband be immovable, she has no right to dispose of it.—Personal property given to a woman at the time of her marriage become hors
- exclusively.—Personal proporty, given by a husband to his wife on the occasion of contracting a second marriage, is hers absolutely, not so real property, over which the husband's right endures, notwithstanding the gift.—The immovable property given hy a man to his grandson's wife is her peculiar property, over which she has absolute dominion.—Landed property which a daughter obtained by a gift is hers absolutely ; not so that which she requires by inheritance.—Macn. H. L. Vol. II. Chap. VII. pp. 214-24. 766 to 77.
ORI) ER OF SUCCESSION TO THE STRIDI IAN OF DIFFERENT DEscRIPTIONS OF WOMEN. SUCCEssIoN To Til E stRIDIIAN oF AN UN MAR RI E1) DAUG IITJ.R. To the property of a maiden daughter,... 439 First the uterine brother is the successor : in his default, the mother; failing her, the father. . . ... ." * * - - to to - - - - - - - - 784 • 440 Failing them, her parent's relations, as they may happen to be, succeed accord ing to order (to be hereafter shown.) .. * * * 貽 * * - 哆 券 - - 78Ꮞ 441 To a betrothed girl's property given by her to-be husband, first the husband succecds. . . * - a --- * * - - * - * - - - * * - - 784 OR DER of successioN oF HER CIIII. DREN. To A woMAN's JoUTA KA PitoPERTY. 443 Her maiden daughter succeeds first: in default of a maiden daughter, the daughter who has been affianced, succeeds. . . - - - - - - ... 784,786 443 In her default the married daughters, who have, and who are likely to have, male issue, succeed together. . . - - * - - - * - * * * - 786 444 On failure of either of the daughters, who have, or are likely to have, male o issue, the other takes the succession. . . -- + = - - + or - - 786 445 If there be none of these descriptions of daughters, the barren and widowed daughters have an equal right. . . . . * * * * * - * = - - 788 446 On failure of either of them, the other succeeds. . . . . * - 788 * * או אי 447 Here, however, on the death of a maiden daughter, or of one assianced, in whom the succession had vested, and who having been subsequently married, is ascertained to have been barren, or on her death as a sonless widow, the succession to the property which had passed from the mother to her, devolves on the sisters, having, and likely to have, male issue, and in their default, on the barren and widowed sisters, not on the husband of the daughter above mentioned in whom the succession had vested. ... ... - - - - - - - - - 788 448 On failure of all daughters, the son has a right to succeed - - - - - - - - - 788 449 In default of the son, the daughter's son inherits. ... ... * * * 影爵影 - - - 790 WynvafithÂ
