What is the liability when the usurper returns the wrongfully taken property with a defect (due to illness, flaw, excessive fatness, or pregnancy)?

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If the usurper returns the wrongfully taken property having a deficiency resulting from illness, a flaw, excessive fatness, or pregnancy, they are obligated to pay the monetary difference representing the depreciation (*arsh*) of that defect. If this defect subsequently disappears while the item is in the owner's possession, the usurper is not obliged to return the received compensation (*arsh*) because the guarantee (*daman*) for that specific defect was permanently established upon the return of the defective item.