Kitab al-Rahn: Storage Costs, Growth and Additional Collateral

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• Who owns a pledged asset?
• Who normally pays rent for the pledged item’s safekeeping premises?
• Who normally bears feed for a pledged animal?
• How is the herder’s wage classified?
• If storage rent is 3,000 and feed plus herding is 6,000, what is the basic allocation?
• The pledgee voluntarily buys feed; which factor matters in a reimbursement claim?
• Who owns fruit produced by a pledged orchard?
• How does Quduri treat natural increase?
• Which is a clear example of natural increase?
• What is the ordinary effect when offspring dies while the original animal survives?
• Why distinguish loss of growth from loss of the original?
• If the original perishes but increase survives, what is apportioned?
• At what point is the original pledged asset valued?
• When is surviving natural increase valued for release after the original is lost?
• Debt 900, original value 600 and growth value 300; original is lost. What is the original’s share?
• In that same case, what amount redeems the surviving growth?
• If increase value becomes 600 while original value remains 600 and debt 900, what is increase’s share?
• Which original value remains fixed when the produce price changes?
• Which case is added collateral rather than natural growth?
• When is added independent collateral valued?
• Debt 900 is secured by separately pledged items valued 600 and 300. What is the second item’s share?
• How do Abu Hanifah and Muhammad treat adding new debt to the same old pledge?
• What is Abu Yusuf’s position on increasing the debt secured by an existing pledge?
• What exactly is disputed when the secured debt is increased?
• After a secured 500 loan, another 200 is advanced. Under Abu Hanifah, what does the old collateral still secure merely by that increase?
• Which distinction best captures added collateral versus added debt?
• Why is divided allocation of the debt not the obstacle in added collateral?
• If original and growth both survive, who owns the growth?
• Why does the owner pay the growth’s allocated share to redeem it after the original is lost?
• Which analytical order best follows the lesson?