Is a bankrupt person's confession regarding an asset belonging to their estate acknowledged if an outsider or one of the creditors denies it?
General Chapter
Al-Mughni
Book of the Insolvent (Bankruptcy)
Primary text
If the bankrupt confesses that an asset belongs to a non-related party or one of the creditors, and the general body of creditors denies this, the statement of the creditors prevails, and they must swear an oath that they do not know of this situation.