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The dowry between immediate and deferred payments: how is it regulated by law
The article discusses how the law regulates the rights of the wife concerning the bridal gift (mahr), highlighting the importance of specifying the due dates for the immediate and deferred portions of the mahr, as well as the methods for proving receipt or non-receipt. The mahr is defined as a financial right of the wife that is established by the marriage contract, consisting of a part payable at the time of the contract (the immediate mahr) and another payable at a later date, such as upon divorce or death (the deferred mahr). Courts examine whether the mahr is due and how to prove its receipt, and they resolve disputes related to the amounts owed based on the marriage contract and the evidence presented. The focus is on the understanding that the mahr is considered a fixed financial obligation that the wife has the right to claim once the specified time arrives.
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