Jaina law

absolute owner according adopted Allahabad Alld ancestral property Arhan Niti asrava becomes Bhadrabahu Samhita Bombay Bombay High Court born Brahman Buddhism ceremony Chand coparcener customs Dakho death Dharma Digambara divided elder eldest Elphinstone entitled to maintenance equal shares father given gotra Gour's Hindu Code grandfather heir High Court Hindu dissenters Hindu Law Hinduism husband immovable property Indian Indranandi Jina Samhita inheritance Jaina Law Jaina Scriptures Jainism Jains Karma king life-time Mahavira marriage Mitakshara mother mother-in-law movable ornaments parents partition Pepara Pershad person regard religion religious purposes rules Sastras self-acquired property Sheo Singh Rai sister slokas sonless sons Stridhan taken Tirthankara unmarried Vardhamana Niti wealth widowed daughter-in-law wife younger brothers कर्तुं जं णिय तं तत्र तथा तदा तन्मृतौ तु द्रव्यं धणं धनं पिता पितृभ्यां पुत्रं पुत्रेण प्रोक्तं भवेत् यतः यदि वा वै व्ययं शक्ता समं सर्वथा सर्वे सा स्थावरं हि