If a person gives some property to someone, saying, ‘Let it be trusted to you’, and the latter accepts, or if without uttering a word a person conveys to someone that he is giving him some property for safeguarding and the latter accepts in a way that makes it clear he has committed to safeguarding it, then in these cases, the parties must act according to the laws (aḥkām) of deposit and trust, which will be mentioned below.