3. No indemnity shall attach to the loss or damage of an article borrowed if such loss or damage be incurred in the proper use of such article.
4. The plea of the defendant in reference to the loss of a borrowed article shall be confirmed by oath. In cases of doubt the loss shall be established first by evidence, and the plea of the defendant shall then be confirmed by oath.
5. If the borrowed article or property is subjected to insecurity or danger, responsibility shall attach to such an action.
6. No suit shall be triable after the lapse of fifteen years from the date of the act giving rise to the suit. Imam Shafii restricted the application of this law to cases where the plaintiff and the defendant live in one town, and where the delay was avoidable.
7. Lost or damaged finds shall be compensated for in kind or in value.
8. A find shall be the property of the finder irrespective of his religion or character.
9. The find shall be delivered to its owner, if the owner is known. The finder shall be held responsible for loss of the find or damage to it as long as the find is in his charge.
10. Property seized by force shall be returned to its owner with compensation for any loss that may have been incurred by the seizure. If the seized property be lost, the seizer shall compensate for the loss in kind or in value.
11. If the seizer and the owner differ concerning a defect in the property, the owner’s statement shall be valid if confirmed by oath.
12. God said, “To you believers I say, you shall not enter the houses of others without their permission.”