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VYAVASTHAT DARPANA 279 106. In default of the paternal grandfather's brother's daughter's son, the Vyavasthā. maternal grandfather (of the late owner) succeeds.” 107. In his default, the maternal uncle.” Wyavasthá. 108. Failing him, his son.* Vyawasthå. 109. If he be dead, the grandson of the maternal uncle is heir.” Wyavasthá. For these two texts of MANU–" To three must libations of water be given at their Reason & Authority. obsequies: for three is the oblation-cake ordained,” and—“to the nearest Sapinda the inheritance next belongs,"—which declare that succession to the estate (of the deceased) is to take place according to the order of proximity of benefits conferred on the deceased owner, propound the right of the above-named to succeed ; and the sole object of the introduction of the two texts above-cited in a treatise on inheritance is to show that the right of succession to the estate occurs according to the order of benefits conferred on the deceased proprietor: otherwise the insertion of these texts in a treatise on inheritance would have been useless. 110. In default of the maternal uncle's grandson, the maternal grandfather's Vyavasthā. ' daughter's son succeeds.” 111. Failing him, the maternal great-grandfather.” - Wyavasthá. 112. In default of him, his son (succeeds).” - Wyawasthá. 113. If he be dead, the maternal great-grandfather's grandson.” Wyavasthá. 114. In his default, the maternal great-grandfather's great-grandson suc- Vyavasthā. ceeds.” - 115. Then succeeds the son of the daughter of the maternal great-grand- Vyavasthā. father.” 116. In default of him, the maternal great great-grandfather is heir.” Wyavasthá. 117. Failing him, his son,” Wyavasthá. 118. In his default, the grandson of the maternal great great-grandfather.” Vyavasthā. 119. If he be dead, the great-grandson of the maternal great great-grand- Vyavasthā. father (is heir).” 120. Next succeeds the maternal great great grandfather's daughter's son.” Vyavasthā. Legal opinion delivered in, and admitted by, the Civil Court, and selected and approved of by Sir William Macnaghten. Q. A widow of the Kshatriya tribe, who was in possession of her husband's estate, died childless, leaving, as the only claimant to the property, her husband's maternal uncle's son. In this case, is the individual above alluded to cntitled to inherit the property left by the widow, by reason of there being no other natural heir or adopted son f - R. If the widow of the childless man in question died possessed of her husband's estate, leaving . *體 ు sea her husband's maternal uncle's son, and there be no one of her husband's heirs surviving down to the ဂ္ယီ မဂ္ယီဒီး’"ఫి:: mother's sister's son, then, according to the series of heirs enumerated in the Mitákshará and other of *...* 曼娟 锚 o 锡 to 娥 娜 to the Dáyakramasangraha and authorities current in the western provinces, and if there be none surviving down to the maternal other Bengal authdïities he • w Da. Kra sang. pp. 28, 24. coleb. Dig vol. III. p. 523. Maen. H. L. Vol. I. p. 28. Elb, In. p. 80. S 3