What is the distribution when a widow, a daughter, and a sister acknowledge a minor heir, each asserting their own relation (widow claims relationship as wife, daughter as daughter, sister as sister)?

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The minor is granted one-third of the total estate, as this represents the maximum possible claim she could have. Distribution is assessed based on the proportion each claimant acknowledged. For instance, if the daughter acknowledged four shares out of twenty-four, the sister four and a half, and the wife one and a half, totaling ten shares, of which eight belong to the minor, the minor receives four-fifths of what each acknowledged. The matter is then multiplied by five for calculation (yielding one hundred and twenty as the basis). If the minor is later verified by one of the acknowledgers upon reaching maturity, she receives the full amount acknowledged by that person, and the excess taken from the other two is returned to them.