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VYAVASTHA'DARPANA 377 103. If she be dead, the paternal grandfather's own brother, his half brother, Vyavasthā. their sons and grandsons are successively heirs". For they offer to the owner's paternal great-grandfather an oblation-cake in which the owner Reason. participates. At the decease of a widow who inherited her husband's estate, the grandson of the brother of the husband's grandfather, as collateral kinsman, is entitled to the estate, and he dying before the suit was decided, a decree was passed in favour of his daughters as his heirs. Musst. Mahodā versus Musst. Kalyāni and others. 14th March 1808. S. D. A. R. Wol. I. p. 62. 104. Next succeeds the paternal great-grandfather's daughter's son.” Since he presents an oblation, in which the deceased owner participates, namely, to the owner's paternal great-grandfathcr. 105. Next the succession devolves on the paternal grandfather's brother's daughter's son, † For he presents an oblation in which the deceased owner participates, namely, to the owner's paternal great-grandfather. s ON THE succession of THE MATERNAL GRANDFATHER AND THE REST. so intimate that on failurc of lineal descendants of the paternal great-grandfather, down to the daughter's son, who might have presented oblations in which the deceased would participate, the maternal uncle shall inherit in consequence of the proximity of the oblations, as presenting offerings to the maternal grandfather and the rest, which the deceased was bound to offer, JAGNYAVALRYA employs the term “cognates (bandhu).” But MANU indicated it only by a passage declaratory of succession according to the nearness of the oblation. Since the maternal uncle and the rest pressht three oblations to the maternal grandfather and other ancestors, which the deceased was bound to offer, therefore the property should devolve on the maternal uncle and the rest: for it is by means of wealth that a person becomes a giver of oblations.: Here also, as in the instance of father and paternal kinsmen, if the maternal grandfather be living, he is heir; on failure of him the maternal uncle and other maternal kindred succeed in orders. Consequently,– .* W. Dá. Kra. Sang. pp. 22, 23. Coleb. Dá bhá. p. 215. Colob. Dig. Vol. III. p. 528. Macn. II. L. Wol. I. p. 29. Elb. In. p. 80. Here again a distinction must be admitted in the succession of the paternal great grandfather's Case bearing on the vyavasthā No. 103. Wyavasthá. Reason. Wyavasthá. Reason. son, son's son, and grandson's son according to their relation to the paternal grandfather by the whole or the half blood; but not in the instance of her daughter's son. Coleb. Dig. Vol. III. p. 529. † W. Dá. Kra. Sang. p. 23. Macn. H. L. Vol. I. p. 29. Elb. In, p. 80. : Coleb. Dá. bhá. p. 216. § Dá. T. Sang. p. 61.