Book of Interdiction (ḥajr)
536 — They unanimously agree that the property of an orphan must be delivered to him once he reaches the age of marriage and sound judgment is observed in him.
537 — They unanimously agree that interdiction is obligatory for anyone who squanders his wealth, whether minor or adult. Al-Nuʿmān and Zafar alone dissented, saying: A free adult who has reached full manhood is not to be placed under interdiction (1).
538 — They unanimously agree that any acknowledgment a person under interdiction makes against himself is valid.
Book of Bankruptcy (taflīs)
539 — They unanimously agree that an insolvent debtor may be detained for unpaid debts. ʿUmar ibn ʿAbd al-ʿAzīz (2) alone dissented, saying: His assets should be divided among his creditors and he should not be detained (3).
540 — They unanimously agree that any debt owed by a bankrupt person that is deferred to a specified term remains due only at its appointed time and does not fall due immediately because of his bankruptcy.