The seller said to the buyer: "I do not accept responsibility for any defect in the goods." Then a defect appeared in them. Does the buyer have the right to return them?
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Question:
Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success. He says: If the seller says to the buyer, "I do not accept responsibility for any defect in the goods," and then a defect appears in them that the seller did not know about, does the buyer have the right to return them?
Answer:
Yes, he must specify the defect. He says, "You see such-and-such a defect in it." A general statement like "I do not accept responsibility for any defect" does not absolve him; it does not absolve him. But if he specified the defect, saying, "You see such-and-such a defect in it," and the buyer entered the transaction with full knowledge, then he has no right to return it. Yes.
Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success. He says: If the seller says to the buyer, "I do not accept responsibility for any defect in the goods," and then a defect appears in them that the seller did not know about, does the buyer have the right to return them?
Answer:
Yes, he must specify the defect. He says, "You see such-and-such a defect in it." A general statement like "I do not accept responsibility for any defect" does not absolve him; it does not absolve him. But if he specified the defect, saying, "You see such-and-such a defect in it," and the buyer entered the transaction with full knowledge, then he has no right to return it. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، [876 -939] قال البائع للمشتري: أنا لا أتحمل أي عيب في السلعة، ثم ظهر فيها عيب، فهل للمشتري أن يردها؟ — youtube.com
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