What is the ruling on selling if a company agrees with a shop owner to give him clothes to sell as much as he can, and he gives the company its profit and takes his own, on condition that the remaining clothes are returned to the company, and then returned to him at a reduced price next year if they are not sold, knowing that the company does not specify the selling price for him? And what is the ruling on the company specifying the selling price?
A company authorizing a person to sell its goods for a commission is permissible. The agent may sell the goods for their market value or more; otherwise, he is liable for the deficiency.
If the remuneration is a percentage of the profit, the majority of jurists prohibit this. However, some scholars, such as Ibn Taymiyyah and Ibn Sirin, have permitted it.
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