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 1   1, 102|       or acquired by us, as the buyer of a field ~attains his
 2   2, 75 |       these laws it is just for buyer and seller to ~deceive one
 3   2, 75 |        than its worth, and the ~buyer buying a thing for less
 4   2, 75 |         is naught, ~saith every buyer: and when he is gone away,
 5   2, 75 |        upon the bidder, nor the buyer upon one that bids ~against
 6   2, 75 |       advantage accruing to the buyer, is not due to the ~seller,
 7   2, 75 |      circumstance affecting the buyer. Now no man should sell ~
 8   2, 75 |        than their worth, or the buyer obtain them for less than
 9   2, 75 |        bound to ~compensate the buyer, when the defect comes to
10   2, 75 |   seller applies equally to the buyer. For ~sometimes it happens
11   2, 75 |        copper, and then if ~the buyer be aware of this, he buys
12   2, 75 |     necessary for the seller or buyer to be cognizant ~of the
13   2, 75 |        qualities the seller and buyer can easily ~discover.~Aquin.:
14   2, 75 |        seller does not bind the buyer to buy, he ~would seem to
15   2, 75 |  imputable to the seller if the buyer ~be deceived in his judgment,
16   2, 75 |   though he were counseling the buyer.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[77] A[
17   2, 75 |        seller need not give the buyer this ~information. Therefore,
18   2, 75 |        them known, although the buyer has already acquired a right
19   2, 75 |      goods for ~sale, gives the buyer an occasion of loss or danger,
20   2, 75 | occasion loss or ~danger to the buyer - loss, if, by reason of
21   2, 75 |     goods though useless to the buyer, be useful ~to someone else,
22   2, 75 |      account of that defect the buyer might want him to allow
23   2, 75 |      sufficiently left with the buyer unless such defects be made
24   2, 76 |        that he may wait for the buyer to pay, it is ~manifestly
25   2, 76 |      usury. In like manner if a buyer wishes to buy goods at ~
26   2, 85 |       due to her, both from the buyer ~who has a thing due to