Does the statement, "I am determined against you by the right I have over you," carry the ruling of an oath?

The questioner : "I am determined against you by the right I have over you, I am determined against you," this is my oath.

The Shaykh : They call this a demand (munashadah). It is of the nature of a demand, meaning that I have emphasized this matter, but I do not think it reaches the level of an oath.

The questioner : Wait, Shaykh.

The Shaykh : Yes, it is treated like an oath in the answer I gave you when you informed me, but it is like saying, "I call upon Allah regarding what you did," which falls under the category of calling upon (inshad).