(e) Paternal uncle hood, and includes the full-blood paternal uncle, a paternal half-blood uncle, and their sons, even they are lower. Entitlement by the consanguinity by self to the estate 380. A consanguineous by self shall be entitled to the estate, where there is no one of those of ordained shares and is entitled to what is left thereof, if any, and nothing therefor, where the ordained shares cover the estate. Precedence of the better side of consanguines and their participation 381. (1) The better side consanguineous shall have precedence according to the arrangement set out in section 379 then the nearer degree to the deceased, upon coincidence of side, then the stronger relationship, upon equality of degree. (2) Consanguineous shall participate in their entitlement to their share of the inheritance upon their coincidence in side, and equality in degree and strength. Consanguinity by the others 382. Consanguinity by others is every female having ordained share from filial side or otherwise, of her degree or annexed to her degree a consanguined by self. Consanguinity by others inheritance 383.(1) A consanguineous by others shall participate with the consanguineous thereof in all the estate or what is left thereof, after the shares of those of ordained shares; and be divided between them, a male having like the portion of two females. (2) A consanguineous shall be excluded with his consanguinor, where the shares of those of ordained shares cover all the estate. Consanguineous with others 384. A consanguineous with others is every female having ordained share from fraternal side, with her a female inheriting descendant of her degree there is no consanguineous by self. Consanguineous with others inheritance 385.(1) A consanguineous with others shall be entitled to what is left of the estate, after shares of those of ordained shares. (2) A consanguineous shall be excluded, and inherit nothing, where the shares of those of ordained shares cover all the estate. Chapter IV Ascendance by two Sides 386.(1) Where heir descends two side ascendances deceased by two sides, he shall inherit by both together, where the two sides are different in the inheritance capacity. (2) Where the heir, mentioned in sub-section (1) is disinherited from one side, he shall inherit by the other side. Chapter V Disinheritance, (Radd) Increase of Shares and Decrease of Shares (A'ol) Definition of disinheritance 387.(1) Disinheritance is the deprival of an heir of all, or some of inheritance for the presence of an heir. (2) Disinheritance is of two types: deprival disinheritance and decrease disinheritance. (3) Whoever is disinherited, disinherits others. (4) Whoever is prevented from inheritance under the provisions of sections 350 and 351 does not disinherit others. Definition of increase of shares (Radd) 388. (Radd) is an increase in the shares of those of ordained shares proportionate to their ordained shares. Cases of the (Radd) 389.(1) Where the Shares of those of ordained do not include the estate and there is no consanguineous, what is left is returned to those of ordained shares, not from the spouses proportionate to their shares. (3) Where there is no heir of those of ordained shares, consanguineous or uterine relatives, other than the spouses, the rest shall be returned thereto. (A'ol) Decrease of shares 390(1). (A'ol) is the decrease in the shares of those of ordained shares, proportionate to their shares, where the shares exceed the base of the question. 37