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Library Ethics Greater Sins Chapter 10 Usurping the Property of the Orphans The Death of a Creditor and His Minor Children
Library Ethics Greater Sins Chapter 10 Usurping the Property of the Orphans The Death of a Creditor and His Minor Children
The Death of a Creditor and His Minor Children
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The Death of a Creditor and His Minor Children
A person who has minor children and had given loans to others, and dies without making any arrangement for their recovery, will be counted as one who has misappropriated the wealth of orphans. Because after the death of the father the children become the owners of his property. However, the dead father would only be accountable for that portion of the loan which is the share of the children.
