Resale Before Possession, Re-measurement and Price Adjustments

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• What is the rule on resale of a movable item before receiving it?
• Why are the first sale contract and possession not identical?
• Cloth has been bought but not delivered. When may the buyer resell it?
• What is the general view of Abu Hanifah and Abu Yusuf on resale of real estate before possession?
• What is Muhammad al-Shaybani’s opinion on real estate resale before possession?
• What key distinction is cited between typical real estate and movables?
• Why should a riverbank property exposed to real destruction risk not be treated as ordinary land without qualification?
• In this context, what identifies measured goods?
• When may the second buyer resell grain purchased by weight from an earlier measuring buyer?
• Why is the first buyer’s prior measurement insufficient in the specified resale?
• Under the stated Quduri rule, what may the second purchaser do before repeating the measurement of edible goods?
• What distinguishes selling an identified heap for Rs 8,000 from selling 80 kilograms at Rs 100 per kilogram?
• Why may the rules for unreceived goods and an unpaid price differ?
• Under Quduri, what is the rule on disposition of an ordinary price claim before receipt?
• Which transaction should not automatically be covered by the general price-disposition rule?
• A buyer voluntarily adds to the agreed price after contracting. What changes?
• The agreed price is Rs 100,000 and the buyer validly adds Rs 5,000. What is the new sum?
• A seller adds an identified extra article to what was sold. What has changed?
• The seller validly reduces a Rs 50,000 price by Rs 4,000. What remains?
• Why is it incomplete to treat every valid price adjustment as an unrelated gift?
• What caution applies to a pre-existing preemption right after a later price increase?
• What is an immediately payable sale price?
• Which subsequent extension corresponds to Quduri’s stated rule?
• A Rs 60,000 price was due immediately and the seller validly grants 30 days. What changes?
• Does a valid extension by itself permit charging an extra sum simply for delay?
• If the creditor grants a valid known extension for an ordinary due debt, what happens?
• Which liability does Quduri exclude from the ordinary enforceable-deferment rule?
• What is the most accurate interpretation of the exception concerning loans?
• Only a booking exists and no completed real-estate acquisition has occurred. Does the real-estate rule automatically validate resale?
• A person cites the rule permitting disposal of unpaid price to justify resale of undelivered movable goods. What is the flaw?
• Which independent chapter follows this remainder of Quduri’s text?