Hallan means the acknowledged debt is treated as immediately claimable in this dispute. The court is not creating a new debt; the admission already established it. What remains disputed is when it may be demanded.
If the term is duly proved, or the creditor acknowledges it, the factual position changes. The core structure is: debt admitted + deferment disputed and unproved = immediately payable.
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Hallan: the debt is presently due
Kitab al-Iqrar: Debt and Trust, Admissions by Reply, and Deferred Debts
Hallan means the acknowledged debt is treated as immediately claimable in this dispute. The court is not creating a new debt; the admission already established it. What remains disputed is when it may be demanded.
If the term is duly proved, or the creditor acknowledges it, the factual position changes. The core structure is: debt admitted + deferment disputed and unproved = immediately payable.