Ruling on incorporating land between two neighbors into an orchard endowment
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Question:
I have an endowed orchard with known boundaries, and there is vacant land between me and my neighbor. I agreed with my neighbor to include it in the endowment. How valid is this?
Answer:
If the land belongs to both of you and you have agreed upon it, there is nothing wrong with it. Or if it is dead land in which no one has a right, and your including it in the endowment does not harm anyone—it is not a path for people, people have no need of it, it is dead land, and you have agreed upon it—then there is nothing wrong with this.
However, if people have a need for it, or if it is owned by one of the people, then you must not encroach upon it.
I have an endowed orchard with known boundaries, and there is vacant land between me and my neighbor. I agreed with my neighbor to include it in the endowment. How valid is this?
Answer:
If the land belongs to both of you and you have agreed upon it, there is nothing wrong with it. Or if it is dead land in which no one has a right, and your including it in the endowment does not harm anyone—it is not a path for people, people have no need of it, it is dead land, and you have agreed upon it—then there is nothing wrong with this.
However, if people have a need for it, or if it is owned by one of the people, then you must not encroach upon it.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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