Sarkar, Kishori Lal: The Mimansa rules of interpretation as applied to Hindu law (Calcutta, 1909)

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Adhyahara—importance of, in relation to Vakya principle...
—included in Vakya. principle
t —resorted to by Jimutavahana
Adityapurana—cited by Raghunanaana
Adopted son—or the reflection of a s®n ... <• ...
Adoption—construction of texts of Vashishtha apd Sa'unaka
as (to adoption of an only son by 'Mima'nsa
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-four maxims referred to infDattfikp-mimansa in
connection with
—interpretation of Hindu law regarding, bv the
Courts under thp'BriJish'Rule
—law of, as interpreted'by Nilakantha and Nanda
Pcindit ... c c
t—of an only son, the decision as to the validity of.
is not in accordance with Mimansa Rules
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«t t — §f mothers’ sisters’ son, daughters’ son and listers’
< son invalid .. ... o
—of a son. bv ope of the co-widows, effect of.
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—prohibition of the, of an only son
—three debts maxinys invoked by Nilakantha to
Explain the subject of ...
—writers on the lajv of. referring to Amiksha
Nyaya
‘‘Agnihotra—daily and monthly
Agnipurana—a work of post Baudha period
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Ajyani—a class of bricks ... ... ...c c
—name of a mantra, in Taittiriya Sanhita became a
t t maxim ... ... <- ... c
Akritd— ... ... ... c
Ambiguity—paterjt and lament < r ... ... ‘c
Amiksha> maxim—referred to by the author of the Dattaka
Chandrika in discussing the effect of
( adoption of (a son by ope of twlo co-
widows... ... ... c
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Anandagiri—quoting popular maxims...
— ,, Sruti maxim
Anarabhyadhita Vidhi—Ipr. Thibapt on ... (

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