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# This leniency works independent of the leniency of the seller owning the commodity (Yesh Lo).<Ref>Shulchan Aruch 163:1. See Gra 163:3 who cites Rashi who disagrees and requires both where the original sale starting with a loan.</ref> | # This leniency works independent of the leniency of the seller owning the commodity (Yesh Lo).<Ref>Shulchan Aruch 163:1. See Gra 163:3 who cites Rashi who disagrees and requires both where the original sale starting with a loan.</ref> | ||
# It is forbidden for the seller to charge less than the marketplace price since the buyer is paying in advance, even though the marketplace price is fixed.<ref>Shach 163:4 writes that the leniency of Yatza Hashaar when the contract was set up with a loan doesn't allow charging more than the marketplace price. He is writing this to answer the doubt of the Prisha. Shulchan Aruch 175:1 and 173:7 clarify this point that when using the leniency of Yatza Hashaar one must charge only that price and not a lower price.</ref> | # It is forbidden for the seller to charge less than the marketplace price since the buyer is paying in advance, even though the marketplace price is fixed.<ref>Shach 163:4 writes that the leniency of Yatza Hashaar when the contract was set up with a loan doesn't allow charging more than the marketplace price. He is writing this to answer the doubt of the Prisha. Shulchan Aruch 175:1 and 173:7 clarify this point that when using the leniency of Yatza Hashaar one must charge only that price and not a lower price.</ref> | ||
#A product that is price regulated by the government is considered to have a fixed price such that it would be permitted to pay upfront for a discount.<ref>Milveh Hashem 1:9:27</ref> | |||
==Undetermined Price== | ==Undetermined Price== | ||
