How is ownership determined when two parties claim an entire sheep carcass (skin, head, remnants) held separately by each, and neither possesses proof?
General Chapter
Al-Mughni
Book of Claims and Evidences
Primary text
If one party possesses the skin of a slaughtered sheep and the other possesses its head and remaining parts, and both claim full ownership without bearing witness, each party shall retain what is in their possession upon taking an oath.