Under the two disciples, dealings that diminish the estate or prejudice prior creditors may be restrained, such as disposal at an injuriously low price or a prejudicial new financial acknowledgment.
Not every act is necessarily treated alike. Hanafi commentary distinguishes sales at fair market value from transactions that undermine creditors’ claims. The restriction is tied to the rights it is intended to protect.
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Which dealings are restricted
Kitab al-Hajr: Insolvency, Interdiction and Creditors’ Rights
Under the two disciples, dealings that diminish the estate or prejudice prior creditors may be restrained, such as disposal at an injuriously low price or a prejudicial new financial acknowledgment.
Not every act is necessarily treated alike. Hanafi commentary distinguishes sales at fair market value from transactions that undermine creditors’ claims. The restriction is tied to the rights it is intended to protect.