What happens if a third party has the right to a tree, fruit, or crop and it has an effect on their growth?
If the third party affirms the contract, they will replace the person providing the tree or crop in terms of rights and obligations. They will also reimburse the person providing the tree or crop for any expenses incurred. If the third party does not affirm the contract and the musaqah was made in good faith without their knowledge, they have the option to receive what is due to them and pay the worker a fair remuneration, or leave the yield to both parties until the end of the season. In case of bad faith from both contracting parties, the third party has the right to take what is due without owing anything to the other parties. If one party acted in bad faith and the other in good faith, the party acting in good faith has the right to just compensation from the third party according to custom for any expenses or work done on the tree, fruit, or crop.