Even the male ,child of a female ,duly appointed, not begotten according to the rule ,given above , is unworthy of the paternal estate, for he was procreated by an outcast.

After all the debts and assets have been duly distributed according to the rule, any ,property be afterwards discovered, one must divide it equally.

Both the eldest and the youngest shall take ,their shares according to ,the rule just stated ,each of those who are between the eldest and the youngest, shall have the share ,prescribed for the middlemost.

Through that son whom ,a daughter , either not appointed or appointed, may bear to ,a husband of equal ,caste , his maternal grandfather ,has a son s son, he shall present the funeral cake and take the estate.

The elder brother who marries after the younger, the younger brother who marries before the elder, the female with whom such a marriage is contracted, he who gives her away, and the sacrificing priest, as the fifth, all fall into hell.

In some cases the seed is more distinguished, and in some the womb of the female, but when both are equal, the offspring is most highly esteemed.