 | 1835 - 612 pàgines
...for a full pardon, and that no demand shall be made on the confessing delinquent for his Kundee, «i any, or such portion of the property as may have accrued...practicable to reduce the anomalous system to a fixed and (eading principle. A distinction obtains in the canons of inheritance, between the Manjhee and Malwa... | |
 | 1846 - 344 pàgines
...boundary, and allow the village to be searched, or pay the value of the cattle.* Rules of Succession. — The rules of succession to landed property in the...arbitrary, and are variously modified in accordance with the usages, the interests and prejudices of different families, nor is it practicable to reduce... | |
 | 1846 - 344 pàgines
...boundary, and allow the village to be searched, or pay the value of the cattle.* Rules of Succession.—The rules of succession to landed property in the Sikh...arbitrary, and are variously modified in accordance with the usages, the interests and prejudices of different families, nor is it practicable to reduce... | |
 | 1854 - 824 pàgines
...capricious. Captain Murray, formerly superintendent of the hill territories, thus speaks of them : — " The rules of succession to landed property in the...anomalous system to a fixed and leading principle." Among some tribes female succession is recognised ; by others it is disallowed. Succession by adoption... | |
 | Philip William Perfitt - 1861 - 430 pàgines
...of that village must either show the track beyond their own boundary, and allow the village to Ък searched, or pay the value of the cattle. The rules...obtains in the canons of inheritance, between the Munjhee and Mal wo Sihks, or Singhs ; the former are so termed from the tract situated between the... | |
 | Lepel Henry Griffin - 1870 - 716 pàgines
...remark contained in Captain Murray's paper on the rules and customs of the Sikhs to the effect that ' the rules of succession to landed property ' in the...interests 'and prejudices of different families, nor is it prac' ticable to reduce the anomalous system to a fixed ' and leading principle.' " 4. I am desired... | |
 | sir Lepel Henry Griffin - 1870 - 716 pàgines
...remark contained in Captain Murray's paper on the rules and customs of the Sikhs to the effect that ' the rules of succession to landed property ' in the...interests 'and prejudices of different families, nor is it prac' ticable to reduce the anomalous system to a fixed ' and leading principle.' " 4. I am desired... | |
 | Lepel Henry Griffin - 1873 - 654 pàgines
...remark contained in Captain Murray's paper on the rules and customs of the Sikhs, to the effect that 'the rules of succession to landed property in the...arbitrary, and are variously modified in accordance with the usages, the interests, and prejudices of different families, nor is it practicable to reduce... | |
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The rules of succession to landed property in the Sikh States are arbitrary, and are variously modified in accordance to the usages, the interests and prejudices of different families, nor is it practicable to reduce the anomalous system to a fixed and... 