The court initially relies on the admitting person's clarification when resolving the scope of the acknowledgment. This does not mean the claimant is forever unable to prove more: independent admissible evidence has its own role.
Separate two situations:
1. With only an unspecified admission and its clarification, the admitting party may be asked to swear regarding a disputed surplus.
2. Additional valid proof for a larger right is assessed independently.
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Admission versus independent evidence
Kitab al-Iqrar: Capacity, Unspecified Rights, and Amounts in Admissions
The court initially relies on the admitting person's clarification when resolving the scope of the acknowledgment. This does not mean the claimant is forever unable to prove more: independent admissible evidence has its own role.
Separate two situations:
1. With only an unspecified admission and its clarification, the admitting party may be asked to swear regarding a disputed surplus.
2. Additional valid proof for a larger right is assessed independently.