Kindness and leniency in buying and selling

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Kindness and leniency in buying and selling

Both the purchaser and the seller should deal together politely. The purchaser should not force the seller to give him the goods for a very cheap price which may harm him, also the seller should not ask for a very high price that may harm the purchaser. 

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Kindness and leniency in buying and selling

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