Is it permissible to summon a deposed judge to answer a claim?

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If a claimant petitions against a deposed judge, the judge shall not be summoned until the court ascertains the nature of the claim, as a measure to protect the judge from humiliation. If the claim involves a right concerning debt or usurpation (ghasb), the judge must be summoned, and judgment passed between the parties as with any other defendant. Similarly, if the claimant alleges the judge accepted a bribe for a ruling, the judge must be summoned because accepting a bribe for judging is forbidden and thus treated like usurpation.