(1) If any person carries on transaction with another person and the
deed of such transaction does not bear the signature of the person
acting as the head of family, the creditor shall not be entitled to
recover his or her amount from such property until the debtor's right
in the property in common is established.
(2) Notwithstanding anything contained in sub-section (1),
if the person acting as the head of family repays such amount, the
creditor may recover the same.
(3) If any person is not able to recover the amount from
the debtor on the occurrence of the circumstance referred to in subsection
(1), the creditor shall make a lawsuit against the debtor and
maintain his or her right within a period of ten years.
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(4) In the event of the maintenance of the right with the
debtor pursuant to sub-section (3), the creditor may recover his or
her amount from the debtor in accordance with law after his or her
right in the property in common has been established.
(5) The statute of limitation for making a lawsuit shall, for
the recovery of the amount pursuant to sub-section (4), commence
from the date of establishment of the debtor's right.