How to Calculate Loss in a Partnership of Labor

The questioner : ...blessing, and they partnered in their two cars. If a car gets into an accident, and the car is moved and the goods in it are moved, to whom does the owner of the goods turn? And likewise, does he turn to [the other party]?

The Shaykh : If there was no aggression or negligence, he owes nothing. If there was aggression or negligence, it is upon the one who committed the aggression and negligence.

The questioner : Without aggression or negligence, does the owner of the car that ended up between the barrier turn to its owner?

The Shaykh : The car did not enter into the partnership, so he does not turn to him for anything; it is upon the owner of the car.

The questioner : It is assumed that the car comes.

The Shaykh : No, they did not partner in the car, but they partnered in the work. The partnership of labor is in the work only, and each has his own money? I mean, for example, the one who partnered in the industry, each has his own money; the partnership is in the work only, and in the growth of the work, just as if they partnered in gathering firewood, gathering fodder, or hunting.