A purchase on credit and a loan are different contracts but share an evidentiary feature: the debtor previously received assets. Thus an initial claim of poverty may need investigation rather than instant acceptance as conclusive proof.
Goods may later be sold, destroyed or consumed in legitimate expenses. The court must consider actual evidence of the debtor's current position rather than treating old possession as permanent proof of solvency.
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Kitab al-Hajr: Claimed Insolvency, Detention and Release
A purchase on credit and a loan are different contracts but share an evidentiary feature: the debtor previously received assets. Thus an initial claim of poverty may need investigation rather than instant acceptance as conclusive proof.
Goods may later be sold, destroyed or consumed in legitimate expenses. The court must consider actual evidence of the debtor's current position rather than treating old possession as permanent proof of solvency.