Khiyar al-Ayb: Defects, Remedies and Waiver
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- What primarily gives rise to khiyar al-‘ayb?
- What is the initial basic option in Quduri?
- Can the buyer always keep the item and unilaterally demand arsh?
- How does the text determine a qualifying defect?
- Which is merely a preference rather than necessarily a defect?
- Who helps determine commercial significance?
- What distinguishes an old defect from a new defect?
- What matters after puberty for the historically listed behaviors?
- What does ibāq mean in the historical context?
- What does bakhar mean?
- What is meant by dafar?
- What condition is explicitly mentioned for the male category?
- How should historical slavery examples be approached today?
- What remedy arises when a new buyer-side defect blocks return?
- When may the buyer return goods despite later damage?
- Why compare sound and defective valuations for arsh?
- Sound value Rs 10,000 and defective value Rs 8,000: percentage loss?
- At a 20% proportion and contract price Rs 12,000, illustrative arsh?
- What follows if cloth was cut before an old defect is discovered?
- What if the seller consents to return of the cut cloth?
- What is the remedy after sewing/dyeing when an old defect is found?
- What is the action in latta al-sawiq bi-samn?
- What may the seller not demand after sewing or dyeing?
- What distinction matters between natural death and consumption?
- Buyer consumed food: according to Abu Hanifah in the stated case?
- Under Abu Yusuf and Muhammad, what is the rule on the described consumption?
- Which example can prevent ordinary unilateral return despite an original defect?
- After a judicial defect return, what right can an intermediate seller have?
- How does voluntary acceptance without a judge differ?
- What does bi-qada’ al-qadi mean?
- What does shart al-bara’ah min kull ‘ayb refer to?
- Must every defect be individually listed in the waiver described?
- Does this brief waiver clause settle every case of fraud?
- What is the key difference between inspection and defect options?
- If the buyer knowingly accepts a cracked screen before buying, what should be considered?
- Which subject ends Bab Khiyar al-Ayb?
- Which chapter follows Khiyar al-Ayb?
- What three facts should be checked in a defect dispute?
- To which alterations does “the seller may not take it” relate?