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A Muslim plaintiff brings a BARMM Shari’ah-law civil action against a non-Muslim. Assume that its subject otherwise falls within Article X §6. The defendant expressly refuses to submit to Shari’ah jurisdiction. The plaintiff argues that the defendant's residence in BARMM supplies the missing consent. Which is correct?

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The court may dispense with the statutory condition whenever the amount is large. Residence alone cannot replace the non-Muslim party's voluntary submission required by Article X. Residence automatically makes every person subject to Shari’ah law. The plaintiff may give consent on the defendant's behalf.

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