Publications, Issue 34Oriental Translation Fund of Great Britain and Ireland, 1833 - 224 pages |
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Page 190
... person be a Brahmin , he must offer him cloth , and clothes , and other utensils , and beg his pardon . Whoever lays hands upon one of the chief Mandarins must pay the value of seventy slaves ; if the Mandarin be not of the highest ...
... person be a Brahmin , he must offer him cloth , and clothes , and other utensils , and beg his pardon . Whoever lays hands upon one of the chief Mandarins must pay the value of seventy slaves ; if the Mandarin be not of the highest ...
Page 192
... person is bail for another , who afterwards flies , or refuses to satisfy the claims upon him , the surety is bound ... person is made to pay a fine unjustly , which ought to have been paid by another person , he may exact a double fine ...
... person is bail for another , who afterwards flies , or refuses to satisfy the claims upon him , the surety is bound ... person is made to pay a fine unjustly , which ought to have been paid by another person , he may exact a double fine ...
Page 193
... person pays back the capital without any interest , he is no longer bound to pay any interest . And so also when a person restores half of the capital and half the interest , he is not bound to pay any interest for the half thus ...
... person pays back the capital without any interest , he is no longer bound to pay any interest . And so also when a person restores half of the capital and half the interest , he is not bound to pay any interest for the half thus ...
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