Islamic Family Law Act · s 107

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107.
Prohibition order by Court
(1) Notwithstanding the provisions of section 95, the Court may, if it thinks necessary, make an order to prohibit the father or the paternal grandfather of the minor or their respective executors from selling, charging, mortgaging, exchanging or otherwise parting with the possession of any movable property of the minor without prior leave of the Court.
(2) A guardian of the property of a minor appointed by the Court shall not, without the leave of the Court, sell, charge, mortgage, exchange or otherwise part with the possession of any movable property of the minor.
(3) Any disposal of the property of the minor in contravention of any order made under this section may be declared invalid and on such declaration the Court may make such order as is necessary in its opinion to restore the disposed property to the minor.

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(4) The Court shall not make any order under subsections (1) and
(2) unless it is necessary or in the best interest of the minor.

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s 107Prohibition order by Court

(1)

Notwithstanding the provisions of section 95, the Court may, if it thinks necessary, make an order to prohibit the father or the paternal grandfather of the minor or their respective executors from selling, charging, mortgaging, exchanging or otherwise parting with the possession of any movable property of the minor without prior leave of the Court.

(2)

A guardian of the property of a minor appointed by the Court shall not, without the leave of the Court, sell, charge, mortgage, exchange or otherwise part with the possession of any movable property of the minor.

(3)

Any disposal of the property of the minor in contravention of any order made under this section may be declared invalid and on such declaration the Court may make such order as is necessary in its opinion to restore the disposed property to the minor.

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(4)

The Court shall not make any order under subsections (1) and

(2)

unless it is necessary or in the best interest of the minor.