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## 284] Sarvarthasiddhi
[71278713] Writing something deceptively is *Kūṭalekhakriyā*. If someone who has deposited silver, etc., forgets the quantity and takes less, accepting it as correct is *Nyāsāpahāra*. Revealing someone else's secret due to financial reasons, a case, bodily ailment, or confusion, etc., out of envy is called *Sākāramantra-bheda*. These are the five transgressions of the *Satyānuvrat*.
*Stenaprayoga*, *Stenāhr̥tādāna*, *Viruddharājya-atikrama*, *Hīnādhika-mān-unmāna*, and *Pratiropakavyavahāra* are the five transgressions of the *Achauryānuvrat*. ||27||
8713. To instigate someone to steal, or to have someone else instigate them, or to approve of the instigation is *Stenaprayoga*. To accept something brought by a thief, without having instigated or approved of it, is *Stenāhr̥tādāna*. To accept something in a way that is not in accordance with the proper law is *Atikrama*. A hostile kingdom is *Viruddharājya*. To transgress the rules of conduct in a hostile kingdom is *Viruddharājya-atikrama*. If one finds things available at a low price in a hostile kingdom, to try to sell them at a high price is *Viruddharājya-atikrama*. *Prāstha*, etc., are measures of length, and *Tulā*, etc., are measures of weight. To give someone less than the proper measure and to take more than the proper measure for oneself, etc., is *Hīnādhika-mān-unmāna*. To deal with someone deceptively using artificial silver, etc., is *Pratiropakavyavahāra*. These are the five transgressions of the *Adattādānānuvrat*.
*Paravivāha-karaṇa*, *Itvarikā-parigr̥hītā-agaman*, *Itvarikā-aparigr̥hītā-agaman*, *Anangakrīḍā*, and *Kāma-tīvrā-abhiniveśa* are the five transgressions of the *Svādārāsantoṣānuvrat*. ||28||
8714. To take a girl in marriage is *Vivāha*. To marry someone else's wife is *Paravivāha*. To arrange someone else's marriage is *Paravivāha-karaṇa*.