Is the estate of a slave liable for their burial expenses?

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If one of the slaves owned by the bankrupt dies, their burial and preparation are obligatory from the bankrupt's estate because their maintenance was not stipulated in return for use or enjoyment. This is evidenced by the fact that maintenance is due for a minor or for an item sold before delivery. The slave should be shrouded in three garments, mirroring what they wore in life. Alternatively, one garment sufficient to cover them suffices, as the necessity for covering the head is for the living to prevent distress, which is irrelevant for the deceased.