مسائل المنتخبه (Articles Of Islamic Acts) - الخوئي، السيد أبوالقاسم - الصفحة ٤٥٠ - ORDERS REGARDING PARTNERSHIP

them mixes his property with that of the other in such a way that the two properties cannot bedistinguished from each other, and the two persons concerned recites the prescribed formula of partnership in Arabic or in any other language, or perform an act which showsthat they intend to form a partnership. their partnership would be in order.
٢١٥١. If some persons enter into a partnership in respect of the wages which they earn by means of their labor - for example if a few barbers or laborers agreemutually that they would divide between themselves whatever wages they earn their partnership is not in order.
٢١٥٢. If two Persons enter into a partnership on the terms that each of them would purchase the commodity on his own responsibility and each would be responsiblefor the payment of its price. but would share the profit which they earn from that commodity their partnership is not in order. However, if each of them makes the other hiagent so that he may purchase the commodity for him on credit and later each partner purchases the commodity for himself and for his partner so that both of them may beresponsible for the payment of price, the partnership is in order.
٢١٥٣. The persons who become partners under the rules of partnership and cooperate with one another must be adult and sane and should have intention and freedom inthe matter of partnership. They should also be able to appropriate their property. Hence, if a prodigal person (i.e. one who spends his wealth absurdly) enters into apartnership, it is not in order.
٢١٥٤. If a condition is laid down in an agreement of partner- ship that the partner who works or does more work than the other partner will get larger share out ofthe profit. it is necessary that he should be given his share as agreed upon. However, if it is agreed that the person, who does not work or does not do more work. will getlarger share of the profit, this