Is it permissible for a partner to sell his share to another partner for the capital price (neither profit nor loss) without an inventory of the company, and is this sale considered void, and if so, must the situation revert to its original state before the sale?

If one of the partners wishes to dissolve the partnership, they must inventory the assets, enumerate the funds and debts, and then divide the profits and losses according to their agreement. After that, each partner takes their share of the capital. They share in everything, including goods and debts. It is not permissible for one partner to stipulate taking only their share of the capital without accounting for profits and losses, as this is an injustice and contradicts the fundamental basis of partnership, which is built upon profit.