Informing the buyer of the cost price of the goods at the time of sale
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Question:
He says: A person has goods and wants to sell them. Is he required to inform the buyer of the cost price?
Answer:
If the buyer asks him, he informs him. But if he does not ask, he sells it to him at whatever price he sees fit, without overcharging the buyer. Rather, he sells it to him at a fair price according to its market value, and he does not take advantage of his ignorance or gullibility. Rather, he sells it to him at the same price at which it is sold in the market.
He says: A person has goods and wants to sell them. Is he required to inform the buyer of the cost price?
Answer:
If the buyer asks him, he informs him. But if he does not ask, he sells it to him at whatever price he sees fit, without overcharging the buyer. Rather, he sells it to him at a fair price according to its market value, and he does not take advantage of his ignorance or gullibility. Rather, he sells it to him at the same price at which it is sold in the market.
Source
لقاء مفتوح في الحرس الوطني — alfawzan.live (42:45)
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