Is it sufficient to write a document and have it attested by witnesses to confirm the wife's partnership in a land to be purchased and a house to be built upon it—instead of officially making her a partner due to real estate loan regulations—in order to fulfill an oath of divorce that stipulated if he buys a house, his wife would be a partner in it?
Intentions are considered in oaths. It appears you intended to include your wife in the house you would own, regardless of how it was acquired. If you include her in it after its construction, you have fulfilled your oath. However, before construction, fulfillment is not possible because the oath is contingent upon something that does not yet exist.
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