Ruling on selling land that has a loan exceeding its value
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Question:
Land that has a loan on it, land whose value is one hundred thousand, and it has a loan that makes it one hundred and thirty thousand, is it permissible to sell it with the loan at an increase?
Answer:
The point is, if a person has land that he bought from the government and he wants to sell it, he sells it. If he bought it from the government, he sells it and pays the government their right. If the government forgives him, there is no harm. If he has land and he owes the government one hundred thousand in it, or less or more, and he sells it and pays the government their right, or transfers it to the buyer, there is no harm.
Land that has a loan on it, land whose value is one hundred thousand, and it has a loan that makes it one hundred and thirty thousand, is it permissible to sell it with the loan at an increase?
Answer:
The point is, if a person has land that he bought from the government and he wants to sell it, he sells it. If he bought it from the government, he sells it and pays the government their right. If the government forgives him, there is no harm. If he has land and he owes the government one hundred thousand in it, or less or more, and he sells it and pays the government their right, or transfers it to the buyer, there is no harm.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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