LV - Page. persons whom he is bound to maintain, whether it be his wife, his parent, his child, his slave, his nervant, his pupil, or his apprentice, to whom the necessaries were furnished, and goods indispensably requisite delivered. T5 ... . . . . . . ... . . . . ...'. 889 . . . ... . ... . ... . . . . . . ..ه *29 Neither shall a wife or mother be in general compelled to pay a debt contracted by her husband or son, unless it were for the sake of the family; nor the husband to pay a debt contracted by his wife. ' ' ... . . . . . . . . . . .” ... . . . . . . . ... . ... . . . . . 280 A debt, contracted by the wife, shall by no means bind the husband, unless it were for necessaries at a time of great distress. ... * * * . . . . . . . . . ; si s s 锦 总 经 ... 547 The survivors are answerable for a debt contracted by their deceased partner, if the sum borrow ed was applied to their use. When a wife manages her husband's affairs, he is liable for the • debts she contracts. Macn. H. L. Wol. II: pp. 279-281. : - - в ё в • * * ... 547–549 INTITIATION OF . тни LATE 'OWNER'S SON AND DAUGHTER. 231 The initiatory ceremony of the uninitiated brother and sister must be performed out of the patrimony. : ... st.: * g o “ " ... --- o ... 649 232 The marriage and other ceremonies of unmarried dauhgters must be defrayed in pro portion to the wealth inherited. 娜 ● 修 в а в g 547 l 233 Authors consider the portion assigned as intended only for indispensable sacraments. ... 551 234 IIowever brothers and sisters only, and not their children, are entitled to be initiated out of the undivided paternal wealth. ... 够 k ● ● * * * g s = * * * • a o ... 553 235 The graddha, &c. of the late proprietor and the initiatory ceremony cf his daughter should be provided out of the inheritance where it has descended to a single heir. ... 553 236 If there be no patrimony, they should perform the initiatory ceremonies with their own funds. - - - • * * ... a to o в а в .፻፹ يحبهم كابتg 騙 ON MINORITY. 237 Agreeably to the law as current in Bengal, the end of the fifteenth year is the limit of minority. - - - - - - - - - 8 в в 馨 够 影 • * * to ~ s - - - и * * ч е ф ... 555 238 A minor is incompetent to do any civil act: such, if done by him, is void and revocable. 557 Ka shi Nath Basa k and Rama Nath Basark. versus Harro Sundari Dassif and Kaml Mani Da si –Clarke’s Notes, p. 91.–Tons. H. L. * 83 - - - • * * & o - * > * - - - ... 575 Kalp Nath Singh versus Kamalaspat Jha and others. S. D. A. R. Wol, IV. 889 ... ... 575 239 One is not bound to pay, during his minority, the debt of his aneesto, even though he inherit his assets, but he must pay it on attainhg majority, s = * ... • 659 240 The property received by a minor should be deposited, free from disbursement, in the hands of his kinsmen and friends. م . . . . . . a. * * a so o m o «и и 8 . . . 559 241. A guardian should be appointed for taking care of his property and managing the neeessary affairs. # е 够 ● 够 郎 s 岛 = • * * * - - 鳃 曦 经 & a s ● 卧 喙 ● & 象 . . . 559 Suit against a minor for the debt of his deceased father is not admissible. Macn. H. L. vol. II. case 11, Р. 287 ... . . . . . ... . . . . а - . * а в - - - - - - - - - * в а ON GUARDIANSHIP. 212 The sovereign is the universal superintendant of those who cannot take care of themselves. 561 243 In this capacity, he is to take care of, and to look after, the property, of the minor until the latter attain majority, 哗 峨 ● * * a . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - - * c so ... j6l 244. It rests with the sovereign to take care of the "fant and his property, or to appoint a guardian for the purpose. ... ё в в . *. - - - g m = - - - и * * 563 245 The guardian should be a fit person from amongst the infant's relations, the paternal male kindred being always preferred to the females and maternal relations. . . . . . 563 246 The father is recognised as the natural as well as legal guardian of his minor children. 563 Vyav asthâ
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