IL III 221 If a person, after dividing his estate and dots withongst his sons, be separate from them, taking his portion, and beget apothor,son, then theyon begotten after partition shall in- herit the father's property, both reserved and subsequently :: y his debts. ... 583 - - * - " . • * * * * .. . . . . * ፩ بر . م . . . . م ) و ..ن 222 Suretyship is ordained for sppearance, for honeity. and for payment ; the two first iure ties, and not their sons, must: 蟹 the debt on-failure of their engagements, but even . sons of the last may be compelled to pay it. : ... ..... . . . . . . . ... . . .... b38 Sir Willian Macnaghten is of:opinion that “Hinda gift. میة not binding on representative,” - This opinion is practically followed by the courts of justice. 邸 ä ● • . . . . . . ...' ... 691
- با هم و
- يمر يع ,* • م و مماء . - پيي. م " و . . . "ه ما می -నోగి 5x-rణా-4 . . .‘ دي.** ؟ . عی ميمپضي. م: هم: ; The heirs who take the assets, are bound to diseharge the debts of the deceased.—The heir who takes the assets of a deceased debtor, must satisfy his creditors, as far as the assets go.—Circumstances auder which the husband's heirs are liable for a debt contracted by his widow.—The estate of a deceased surety is not liable for the debts of his 器函 Qse who take the property of the deceased are bound to liquidate his debts.--The debts of oaseetic follow his assets in the hands of his representatives.-The debts of a missing person must be paid by those in possession of his estate, without” waiting twelve years for his re-appearance. Macn. H. L. LLS LLS LLS 000S000S AAAAAS AAAAA SBB keGGeS 0ee SB SAAAAA S 539–535 . - - - - - سد به به Jamuna Raur versus Madan De, and others. 20th January 1785. Eன். Notes, s. C. R. 143. Baranashioghose versus Ba'a Tanu Datta, and others. 20th November 1788. Chambers’ Notes. S. C. B. 144. . - . . . . * ... • , ' , * * - PAYMENT of DEBTs contRACTED FOR THE FAMILY. 娜 - - . - * 兹 < ** ન ની • જ ” જ ન્યૂ . . . * * * ة - . هو ع - ة " 一维·-- * :° 凉 223 A debt contracted by one member of an undivided family, for the sake of the same, is payable by all the coparceners or out of their estate. ● 够 锦 ●●● ... . . . . . . . . 541 224. If one of undivided kinsmen contract a debt for the use of the family, and either die or be very long absent abroad, the other parceners or joint tenants shall pay the same. ... 541 225 A debt contracted by undivided parceners"shall be paid by any one of them, who is pre- . sent or amenable; and so shall, the debt of the father .ே paid by any one of the brothers before partition, but, after partition they shall severally pay according to their shares of the inheritance. . . . . . ஆ. . . . . . உக ை 543 ... میسه مم.. ,... ... . ه = ه . اي - . يو ه د ه 226 what has been borrowed for the sake of the family, or during distress while the principal was disabled, seized by the king, or afflicted with disease, or in consequence of a foreign invasion, or for the nuptials of his daughter, or funeral rites: all such debtse contracted by one of e family, must be discharged by the chief of that family. ... 543 - 1 * ~ * $ لأيهم د نبيه عر "تنمية هامة پچ -,ه. ... ! ٢۔ و۔ • ** . , :م k * - ബ . . o - The expenses attending them must have been reasonable according to the usage and means of the family. Contracted fairly for the use of the family, by whatever member of it not forbidden, it binds the whole. Str. H. L. Vol. I. p. 227. ‘. . . * 酸叠 4; « » ... . ... 541 227 A debt contracted for the sake of the family, by any person whomsoever connected with that family, must be paid by the head of the family, oven if it were without his consent. 645 228 The debt incurred by a slave for the support of the family of is master, while in a foreign country or elsewhere, must be entirely discharged by the master. ... . . ... 547 It has been laid down as a general principle by Mr. Colebrooke that the head of • family is answerable for necessaries supplied for the indispensable use of it, and for the subsistence of the Page. Vyawastha^ 鹦梦 Precedents 罗源 Vyavastha” Tèernark Vyavasthá 53 Remark
