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25. Deposit (Wadīʿah) and Trust (Amānah)

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  • Ruling 2356

    If the owner of some property specifies a place for safeguarding it and it is understood from what he says that the place is not of any particular significance to the owner, the safe keeper can take it …

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  • Ruling 2357

    If the owner of some property becomes permanently insane or unconscious, the deposit agreement becomes void (bāṭil) and the safe keeper must immediately return it to his guardian or inform him of the deposit. If he does not …

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  • Ruling 2358

    If the owner of the property dies, the deposit agreement becomes void. Therefore, if there are no other rights on the property and it is to be transferred to his heir, then the safe keeper must return it …

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  • Ruling 2359

    If the owner of the property dies and the property transfers to his heirs, the safe keeper must hand over the property to all of them or to the agent of all of them. Therefore, if he hands …

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  • Ruling 2360

    If the safe keeper dies or permanently becomes insane or unconscious, the deposit agreement becomes void and his heirs or agent must inform the owner of the property as soon as possible or return the deposit to him. …

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  • Ruling 2361

    If the safe keeper realises that he is nearing death, then based on obligatory precaution he must, if it is possible, return the deposit to its owner or to the owner’s guardian or agent, or he must inform …

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  • Ruling 2362

    If the safe keeper has to travel, he can keep the deposit with his family. This is unless safeguarding the deposit is dependent on him being there, in which case he must either stay or return the deposit …

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