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Hibah Act · 2021 Revised Edition · Part · General
Hibah Act · 2021 Revised Edition · Part · General
Official textFrom Attorney General's Chambers, unchanged
A valid hibah shall not be revoked by a donor except for a hibah made by a parent to his child, provided that the property is still in the possession of that child.
hibah
"hibah" means the transfer of the possession of a property of the donor made voluntarily and without any consideration by the donor to the donee during the lifetime of the donor;
hibah
"hibah" means the transfer of the possession of a property of the donor made voluntarily and without any consideration by the donor to the donee during the lifetime of the donor;
parent
"parent" means mother or father, and includes their ascendants; L b p ~ ~ ~ e ~ ~ i o n " means the power to exercise exclusive control over a property for the purpose of deriving from it such benefit as it is capable of rendering, or is usually derived from it, by reason of having a right on that property;
property
"property" means any valuable and saleable thing according to Hukum Syara', but does not include debt for the purpose of making a hibah thereof to any person except the debtor;