Suppose mangoes already exist on two trees:
1. The first carries hard, unripe mangoes.
2. The second carries mangoes showing signs of maturity.
Quduri's starting rule recognizes the sale of the existing fruit in either case.
Yet a valid sale is not the entire analysis: we must still examine severance, the seller's continuing ownership of the tree, and the effect of a condition that the fruit remain attached.
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Kitab al-Buyu: Fruit Sales, Ripeness, Cutting and Reserved Quantities
Suppose mangoes already exist on two trees:
1. The first carries hard, unripe mangoes.
2. The second carries mangoes showing signs of maturity.
Quduri's starting rule recognizes the sale of the existing fruit in either case.
Yet a valid sale is not the entire analysis: we must still examine severance, the seller's continuing ownership of the tree, and the effect of a condition that the fruit remain attached.