Hiba

Hiba - gift

Mushaa 

it’s means confusion if there is partition in the property that can be gifted or separated after gift like a staircase it would be in common 

Equity of redemption 

The right of redemption of the mortgagor can be gifted 

Reversion

The reversion rights of the lessor can be gifted to lesse 

Incorporeal property 

Since the incorporeal property does not have  a corpus have can the delivery van happen but debts can be gifted 

Property in possession of trespasser

If the owner is not in possession he can make a gift to take possession  from the trespasser 

Actionable claim

The actionable claims like insurance and fixed deposits can be gifted like the insurance of husband to wife if she predeceased to him is valid

Lost property assests of business

Lost ring can not be gifted 

Effects of gift

Donor in posssesion

Donne and donor in possession

Husband and wife

Conditional gift 

The condition could be avoid to make the gift valid 

Hiba-bil-iwaz

This is gift for consideration the person may take lesser amount or another property for exhange

Hiba-ba-shart-ul-iwaz

Gift with condition that if there is a property where there are only two owners the other owner if he wants to sell should sell to the other owner this is more of preemption shuffa 

Revocation of hiba 

Sadaqah

Gift that is not revocable made to poor people 

Arreat

This is revocable  license 

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