Does the right of rescission (rujoo') lapse if a purchased grain becomes a crop, or if eggs hatch into chicks?

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The right of rescission lapses when the subject of a sale undergoes a transformation, such as grain becoming a crop, or eggs becoming chicks. This is because the seller cannot find the original substance of his property. This is analogous to a situation where the property is destroyed by a third party, in which case the seller would only be entitled to the monetary value. Furthermore, grain, and subsequently the resulting crop or chick, are substances created by Allah that did not exist at the time of the sale.