The ruling on a slaughtered animal in which a defect appears after slaughter and the compensation of its owner

Question:
May Allah preserve you. I bought a slaughtered animal today from a man who sells sheep. When I took it to the kitchen, I found it sick. The liver was sick and cut, and the meat was rotten on the inside and had a foul smell. Is it permissible, is it permissible for me to give its owner its value? Knowing that I threw it away with the food waste and dumped it in the desert, which was a place I had been to before. Is it permissible for me to give the shepherd its value, or to divide it between myself and him, or is it in my mind? May Allah be pleased with you.

Answer:
If you give him its value because you slaughtered it, if you give him its value, that is better. And if you say that it was adulterated, that it was sick and had a defect, this is a dispute. This is a dispute that you will end up taking to the judge to resolve your problem. Yes.

The presenter:
May Allah reward you,