Now suppose the buyer says “I buy this mango tree together with its mangoes presently on it,” and the seller agrees to that bargain.
The existing fruit has been expressly included, so the ownership result differs from the prior example.
The clause permits inclusion by stipulation; it does not, by itself, set out all rules on selling unripe fruit separately. Those appear in the following passage and should not be conflated with this case.
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Kitab al-Buyu: Houses, Land, Trees, Crops and Fruit Ownership
Now suppose the buyer says “I buy this mango tree together with its mangoes presently on it,” and the seller agrees to that bargain.
The existing fruit has been expressly included, so the ownership result differs from the prior example.
The clause permits inclusion by stipulation; it does not, by itself, set out all rules on selling unripe fruit separately. Those appear in the following passage and should not be conflated with this case.