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WYAVASTHA’-DARPANA. . 41 7 • ÉÉ Phe brethren (u) participate in that property which one of them gains by valour (i) or the jko, sing some common property (a) either a weapon or a vehicle. To him (o) two shares should be given : but the rest should share alike.” Vyasa. Dá bhá. p. 111. - (a) The கiரது common property must however be other than that of eating and clothing ; inasmuch as a householder must use property for that purpose. Sitskhishna’s comment on Déyabňága. Sans. p. 124. (i) “ Gained by valour"-refers (here) to what is acquired by valour by using the joint-Stok s for it will be hereafter declared, that wealth acquired without the use of the joint stock is indivisible. Dá. Kra. Sang. p. 78. - RATYAYANA propounds the gain of valour, &c.—“When (a soldier) performs a gallant action, despising danger; and favour is shown to him by his lord pleased with that action; whatever property is then received by him, shall be considered as gained by valour. Coleb. Dá bhá. p. 13ı. (u) The term ‘brethren” is merely illustrative, it comprehends also paternal uncles and the rest. Dá. T. Sans. p. 17. (o) · To him.” That is to the aequirer. Dá. Kra. Sang. p. 70. Where the exertion of one is merely through the joint property, and the other contributto the acquisition by his person and wealth, it is a rule suggested by reason, that the one shall have a single share, and the other two. Hence like-wise it follows, that— - 22. If the joint stock be used, shares should be assigned to each person in proportion to the amount of his allotment, be it little or much, which has been used.— Coleb. Dá. bhá. p. 114. 123 Should one member of an undivided family augment the joint stock by his sole exertions, he is not therefore entitled to a double share of the augmentation. .# 124 " where several coparcénets contribate means and labour in the acquisition, V there they sharë in proportion to their contribution, if known ; otherwise, in equal shares. Authority Vyavasth: Vyav astłu. yavastlıa