History of Dharmashastra (Ancient and Mediaeval Religious and Civil Law in India) v4.c64.1192

v4.c64.1192

Maxim, about the respective scopes of rule and exception 796n; caveat emptor 492; circumstances cannot lie 357; conventional sense to be preferred to etymological sense 780n; de minimis non curat lex 300; omnia praesumuntur contra spoliatorem 305, 348n; of bhūtabhavyasamuccāraṇa 695; of brāhmaṇa and śramaṇa 38; of crow's eye 841n; of ekavākyatā 443; of 'dvayoḥ praṇayanti' 704-705; of *gobalīvarda* 147n, 355, 526, 732; of mātsyanyāya 21, 238; of reconciliation of apparently conflicting texts 322; of same word not to be used in a literal and a secondary sense in the same sentence or context 725n; of sarvaśākhāpratyaya 870; of uninvited persons being placed at the end of a row 718-719, 731; what is not dissented from may be taken as approved 669.