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Ruling 2148. If a person gives a commodity to someone and specifies its price and says to him, ‘Sell this commodity for this price, and the more you s
Ruling 2147. If a seller informs a buyer of the price of a commodity, he must inform him of all the things that cause the commodity to appreciate or d
Ruling 2146. If a person has an item that he has not seen and its particulars are described to him by another person, in the event that he describes t
Ruling 2145. If a buyer realises that an item has a defect and after taking possession of the item another defect is discovered, he cannot annul the t
Ruling 2143. If at any time after buying a commodity a person realises that it has a defect, he can annul the transaction even if the seller is not pr
Ruling 2142. If after a transaction a person realises that the item has a defect, in the event that he wishes to annul the transaction, he must do so
Ruling 2141. If a defect is discovered in an item after the transaction but before it is handed over, the buyer can annul the transaction. Also, if a
Ruling 2140. If a seller realises that there is a defect in the specified payment of exchange for the item that he sold, in the event that the defect
Ruling 2139. If a buyer realises that a specified item has a defect – for example, he buys an animal and realises that it is blind in one eye – then,
Ruling 2138. If a person mixes high-grade tea with low-grade tea and sells it under the label of high-grade tea, the buyer can annul the transaction.
Ruling 2137. In a transaction involving a conditional sale, even if the seller is confident that should he fail to return the money within the stipula
Ruling 2136. In a transaction involving a conditional sale, wherein, for example, a house worth £100,000 is sold for £50,000 with an agreement that if
Ruling 2135. If the buyer does not know the price of the commodity or is unmindful of it at the time of the transaction and buys it for a price that i
Ruling 2134. The right to annul a transaction is referred to as a khiyār (option). A buyer or a seller can annul a transaction in one of the following
Ruling 2133. If silver dust from a mine is sold for pure silver, or gold dust from a mine is sold for pure gold, the transaction is invalid unless it
Ruling 2132. If the seller or the buyer hands over everything that was agreed but the other party hands over only a part of what he agreed and they de
Ruling 2131. If gold or silver is sold for gold or silver, the seller and buyer must hand over the commodity and the payment in exchange to each other
Ruling 2130. If gold is sold for silver or silver is sold for gold in an immediate exchange transaction, the transaction is valid and it is not necess
Ruling 2129. If gold is sold for gold or silver is sold for silver, irrespective of whether the gold and silver are minted coins or not, then in the e
Ruling 2128. If a person sells a commodity and agrees to hand it over after some time and take the payment after some time, the transaction is invalid