History of Dharmashastra (Ancient and Mediaeval Religious and Civil Law in India) v4.c63.624

v4.c63.624

⁷²⁸ दानोपस्थानविश्वासविवादशपथाय च । लग्नकं दापयेदेव यथायोगं विपर्यये ॥ कात्या. 530 q, by अपरार्क p. 655, परा. मा. III. 249, स. वि. p. 247. When a special oath or ordeal was to be taken or undergone at some future date, a surety was taken from the party. A surety was also to be taken from both parties to a litigation (Yāj. II. 10). अभये प्रत्यये दाने उपस्थाने प्रदर्शने । पञ्चस्वेव प्रकारेषु ग्राह्यो हि प्रतिभूर्बुधैः ॥ हारीत q. by स्मृतिच. II. 148 and व्य. प्र. p. 248: 'उपस्थानमत्र बन्धद्रव्यार्पणमभिमतं न दर्शनम्, तस्य स्वपदेनैवोपात्तत्वात्, पश्चास्त्वित्यस्याघटनार्थ । स्मृतिच All the above kinds of sureties are taken in modern civil and criminal proceedings. Vide see 145 of the Civil Pro. Code (for sureties for the performance of a decretal order or repayment of money ordered by a Court to be paid, for restitution of property taken in execution), sec. 55 (4), Order 25 rule 1, Order 38 r. 5, Order 41 rules 6 and 10 of the Civil Pro. Code and Cr. Pro. Code, chap. VIII, sec. 426, 499 &c. in criminal matters.