Quduri states that the buyer becomes liable for the item’s value. Hanafi commentaries further distinguish:
1. Qimi property, generally compensated by assessed value.
2. Mithli property, generally compensated by a matching equivalent.
The original agreed sale price must not be confused automatically with liability assessed after possession under a defective sale.
An antique unique machine and a standardized quantity of grain can raise different valuation rules.
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Invalid and Defective Sales: Conditions, Possession and Remedies
Quduri states that the buyer becomes liable for the item’s value. Hanafi commentaries further distinguish:
1. Qimi property, generally compensated by assessed value.
2. Mithli property, generally compensated by a matching equivalent.
The original agreed sale price must not be confused automatically with liability assessed after possession under a defective sale.
An antique unique machine and a standardized quantity of grain can raise different valuation rules.