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Ruling 2354. If a safe keeper of a deposit is not negligent in safeguarding it nor excessive with it, i.e. he does not use it in an unpermitted manner
Ruling 2353. A person who accepts a deposit but does not have an appropriate place for it must acquire a suitable place for it. Furthermore, he must s
Ruling 2352. If a person changes his mind about safeguarding a deposit and annuls the deposit agreement, he must return the deposit to the owner, his
Ruling 2351. A depositor may annul the deposit agreement whenever he likes. Similarly, a safe keeper can also annul the deposit agreement whenever he
Ruling 2350. If a person conveys to the owner of the property that he is not prepared to safeguard his property, and he does not take the property fro
Ruling 2349. A person who is not capable of safeguarding a deposit must not accept it if the depositor is unaware of his incapability. If he does acce
Ruling 2348. If a person accepts a deposit from a child without the permission of its owner, he must return it to its owner. If the deposited item bel
Ruling 2347. The depositor and the safe keeper must both be of the age of legal responsibility (bāligh), sane (ʿāqil), and no one must have compelled
Ruling 2346. 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 p
Ruling 2345. If a person forcefully frees a debtor from the hands of the creditor, in the event that the creditor does not have access to the debtor,
Ruling 2344. One of five things annuls a kafālah agreement: 1. the surety presents the debtor to the creditor, or the debtor submits himself to the cr
Ruling 2343. The surety must be of the age of legal responsibility (bāligh), sane (ʿāqil), and no one must have compelled him [to enter into the kafāl
Ruling 2342. A kafālah is valid (ṣaḥīḥ) only if the surety conveys to the creditor – by means of any words, even if they are not in Arabic, or actions
Ruling 2341. Kafālah is when a person undertakes to present a debtor whenever the creditor seeks him. Someone who takes on such an undertaking is call
Ruling 2340. If a person is unable to pay off the debt owed to the creditor at the time of acting as guarantor and the creditor was not aware of this
Ruling 2339. If a person is able to pay off the debt owed to a creditor at the time of the suretyship agreement, even if he were to become poor (faqīr
Ruling 2338. A guarantor and debtor cannot, based on obligatory precaution, stipulate a condition that permits them to annul the suretyship agreement
Ruling 2337. If a person acts as guarantor for paying off someone’s debt, he cannot revert from acting as guarantor.
Ruling 2336. If a creditor pardons the guarantor of what he is owed, the guarantor cannot claim anything from the debtor. Similarly, if the creditor p
Ruling 2335. If a person acts as guarantor for paying off someone’s debt with the debtor’s consent, he can claim the suretyship amount from him even b