Agency in Endowments
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Question:
The agent of an endowment, whether for a sacrificial animal or otherwise, wishes to appoint an agent on his behalf. Who is preferable: the children or the brothers? And if the delegation of agency was not explicitly stated, what should be done?
Answer:
If the testator did not explicitly grant the agent the right to delegate agency, then the agency belongs to the judge, and the agent has the right to recommend a qualified person, whether a brother or a son.
The agent of an endowment, whether for a sacrificial animal or otherwise, wishes to appoint an agent on his behalf. Who is preferable: the children or the brothers? And if the delegation of agency was not explicitly stated, what should be done?
Answer:
If the testator did not explicitly grant the agent the right to delegate agency, then the agency belongs to the judge, and the agent has the right to recommend a qualified person, whether a brother or a son.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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