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The proof that Rav Asher quoted from Rosh 13:20 for Bet Yosef, Shevet Halevi already explained why it is irrelevant. Rosh says that there's no onaah for a seller's license since its price changes. Rav Asher explains that this is like Bet Yosef's idea that there's no onaah for something with no fixed price. However, Shevet Halevi explains that there's onaah since there's no way to evaluate the price of the license since its value really depends on the income it'll bring in that year, which is an unknown changing quantity.</ref>
The proof that Rav Asher quoted from Rosh 13:20 for Bet Yosef, Shevet Halevi already explained why it is irrelevant. Rosh says that there's no onaah for a seller's license since its price changes. Rav Asher explains that this is like Bet Yosef's idea that there's no onaah for something with no fixed price. However, Shevet Halevi explains that there's onaah since there's no way to evaluate the price of the license since its value really depends on the income it'll bring in that year, which is an unknown changing quantity.</ref>
#When there are multiple prices for an item in the market, what is considered the price for purposes of onaah?
##Some say that it is defined by the price that majority of sellers (if majority of the sellers agree on one price).<ref>Pitchei Choshen (Geneva Vonaah ch. 10 fnt. 1 s.v. v'l'iydach) quoting Imrei Yosher, [https://www.hebrewbooks.org/pdfpager.aspx?req=66630&st=&pgnum=335 Rav Zalman Nechemya Goldberg (Mishpatei Aretz v. 3 p. 337)]</ref>
##Some suggest that it is the average price between the highest price and lowest price in the market.<ref>[https://www.hebrewbooks.org/pdfpager.aspx?req=66630&st=&pgnum=341 Rav Asher Weiss (Mishpatei Aretz v. 3 p. 343)]</ref>


==When Onaah Does Not Apply==
==When Onaah Does Not Apply==
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