Capacity to transact is the legal authority of a competent adult to conclude dealings. Abu Hanifah does not treat creditors’ claims as sufficient by themselves to cancel that capacity wholesale.
This does not permit evasion of debts or harming creditors. The duty of payment remains; the dispute concerns which coercive judicial remedies are permissible.
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Debt does not by itself erase capacity
Kitab al-Hajr: Insolvency, Interdiction and Creditors’ Rights
Capacity to transact is the legal authority of a competent adult to conclude dealings. Abu Hanifah does not treat creditors’ claims as sufficient by themselves to cancel that capacity wholesale.
This does not permit evasion of debts or harming creditors. The duty of payment remains; the dispute concerns which coercive judicial remedies are permissible.