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A seller who had right of sight dies. What happens to his right?
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A man saw an item and bought it after some time has elapsed. Does his right of sight remain?
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A man bought two robes in one sale. Can he return both if then sees one?
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A man sold someone else's possession, without his authorisation. What is the ruling?
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A blind man wishes to buy land. How will he recognise it?
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How can he see when he is blind?
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What is the ruling if a blind man buys or sells?
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Is it deemed a sighting if he saw the courtyard of a house and did not see the rooms?
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The buyer saw the outside of a basket, the outside of a folded cloth, the face of a slave-girl or the face of an animal and took it. Is his right void?
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What do you say about a seller who did not see his goods?
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Is there a time limitation for this right?
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A man bought goods he did not see. Is the sale valid?
2002
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