Mandatory maintenance of a spouse, children and eligible relatives continues to be payable from the safih's estate. These outlays are not wasteful gifts but established obligations owed to others.
For example, an interdicted person may have 1,000,000 in protected assets and an assessed necessary monthly family expense of 30,000. The guardian cannot refuse all maintenance simply because the owner is under interdiction; the proper expense must be arranged through controlled management.
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Mandatory maintenance of dependants
Kitab al-Hajr: Improvidence, Legal Restriction, and the Age of 25
Mandatory maintenance of a spouse, children and eligible relatives continues to be payable from the safih's estate. These outlays are not wasteful gifts but established obligations owed to others.
For example, an interdicted person may have 1,000,000 in protected assets and an assessed necessary monthly family expense of 30,000. The guardian cannot refuse all maintenance simply because the owner is under interdiction; the proper expense must be arranged through controlled management.