If an agent is authorized to borrow a specific amount of money on behalf of the principal for the purchase of a measure of wheat, and the agent carries out the transaction, who is responsible for the debt?
General Chapter
Al-Mughni
Book of Agency
Primary text
If an agent is authorized to borrow a thousand units of currency on behalf of the principal for a measure of wheat, and the agent executes this, the principal owns the price, and the agent is a guarantor for his principal, as previously established in related matters.
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