Does a partner's prolonged silence in claiming his rights constitute a presumption against the validity of his claim?
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Yes, silence where a statement is called for may be considered a statement. A prolonged delay in filing a lawsuit without a legitimate Sharia-compliant or statutory impediment may be considered a presumption against the validity of the claim, unless the plaintiff proves otherwise.
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