What is the status of an agent who wears the garment he was commissioned to sell?

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If an agent is commissioned to sell a garment and wears it, he becomes liable for its value (*dhaman*). If he then sells it, the sale is valid, and he is absolved of liability because the ownership enters the buyer's possession and liability. If he receives the price, the money becomes a trust in his hands, not guaranteed by him, because he received it by the permission of the principal without transgression.