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VYAVASTHA-DARPANA. 65 isi. The husband's heirs, to whom the inheritance reverts after the vyavastha *expiry of the widow's life estate, are entitled to interfere and prevent any wrongful alienation by her. This however is confined to the immediate heirs, and does not extend to those next in succession or contingent. \ 32. With the consent of the then next heirs, the widow may Vyavasthá alienate the property she inherited from her husband. 夺。 - - 33. For the widow to dispose of the whole of her husband's property even with the consent of the Vyavasthá heirs, unless it be to confer benefit on the husband in the other world. is an irreligious act, it being above all things, requisite that enough be retained to ensure performance of the Sráddha, &c. of..the husband. 34. If a gift or other alienation by a widow be for the benefit of her vyavasthā. deceased lord, and be at the same time of a reasonable portion of the entire estate, such act is undoubtedly valid, notwithstanding her husband’s heirs did not consent thereto. جمہ: ء م----- یہ ,یچے مہمی* It follows that she cannot alienate the whole of her husband's property without the consent of her heirs, though it be for the bencfit of her husband. 35. Inasmuch as by means of each portion of the estate, whether vyavash; real or personal, movable or immovable, benefits are procurable for the dead, and as, further, the Dáyabhāga and other authorities of the Bengal school recognize no distinction between the two descriptions of property inherited by a woman, the widow is equally prohibitted from waste or improper expenditure of either. 36. Every alienation by a widow, not being for the husband's benefit, vyavastha and not sanctioned by the heirs, is invalid and of no legal effect. 37. The fact of a widow's having recovered her husband's property vyavasthā by litigation gives "her no additional power over it. 38. A widow cannot alienate, by gift, &c. the property devolved on her from her husband, nor Vyavasthå. all of her own acquisitions made by means of such property. 39. In case of an alienation by the widow being declared totally void, she may resume vyayastha Possession of the property alienated, provided she has not committed any act involving forfeiture of right to inheritance. 40. Any alienation made by a widow of her husband’s property Vyavasthā with the object of defrauding his next heirs is invalid. - Q