agent to make the gift, fince the voluntary retraction of it by the con-
flituent did clearly indicate his wifh that itfhould not'take place: in
oppofition to the cafe of the return o f t he fubject of a fale founded on a
decree of the Kdzee to the conftituent, becaufe there the conftituent
-adts from neceffity in the receiving of. i t ; and there exifts of courfe no
argument to Ihew that he does'not with the fale to take place: when,
therefore, the fubjedt of the fale, in confequence of being returned,
becomes completely his property, the agent is entitled to refell it.
H E D A T A
H E D J T A
B O O K X X I V .
Of D AW E E, or C LA IMS ,.
Introductory.
O f Oaths.
O f Takhalif; that is, fwearing both the Plaintiff and
the Defendant. . ■. . .. ,
O f Things claimed by two Plaintiffs.
O f Claim of Parentage.
C H A P . I.
Chap. I.
Chap. II.
Chap. III.
Chap. IV.
Chap. V .
THE Moodda, or plaintiff,\ is a perfon who, if he fhould volun- D;(i;na;on
tarily relinquifh his claim, cannot be compelled to profecute it; between
and the Moodaa-ali-hee, or defendant, is a perfon who, i f he Ihould
7 wilh