What is the ruling on a man who came and said to him, “I have no money,” so he said to him, “Here are three hundred riyals,” so he returned the place and found that there were additions, then the second party became invalid and did not
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The questioner : A man came to me and said to him, “I have no money,” so he said to him, “... three hundred riyals,” so he returned the place and found that there were additions ... things like this, meaning, then the second party became invalid and did not bring sheep, nor did he inform him, “I have become invalid” after returning the place. He sold the place and caused a loss of 2000 dinars. So does the party with the three hundred dinars have a claim for this, or does he have no claim?
The Shaykh : What is the reason that he became invalid?
The questioner : As you say, meaning he found that this place is not a place of work, or that the sheep will not make a profit, meaning in one circumstance or another.
The Shaykh : ... .
The questioner : ... .
The Shaykh : If there was a prior agreement, he must compensate.
The Shaykh : What is the reason that he became invalid?
The questioner : As you say, meaning he found that this place is not a place of work, or that the sheep will not make a profit, meaning in one circumstance or another.
The Shaykh : ... .
The questioner : ... .
The Shaykh : If there was a prior agreement, he must compensate.
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