What is the ruling if a master tells his slave, 'You are free, and one thousand is due from you,' without the slave's acceptance?

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The slave is manumitted, and the thousand dirhams do not become obligatory upon him. This is the view held by later scholars of our school. The reason is that the manumission was executed without a condition and an exchange price was stipulated but not accepted, thus the manumission takes effect without liability for the payment.