ח ומדרישא בכליו דמוכר סיפא נמי בכליו דמוכר אימא סיפא ברשות לוקח כיון שקיבל עליו מוכר קנה לוקח ואי בכליו דמוכר אמאי קנה לוקח סיפא אתאן לכליו דלוקח
8 that if the purchase was] on the premises of the seller, [the buyer] does not acquire possession until he has lifted it or has removed it from the seller's premises. Does not this [apply to the case when the purchase was] in the buyer's vessel?<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' Which proves that the question. whether the buyer's vessel on the premises of the seller can serve as a means of acquiring possession, is to be answered in the negative. ');"><sup>19</sup></span> — No; in the seller's vessel. But now, since the first clause [deals with a case where the purchase is] in the seller's vessel, the final clause also [must deal with a purchase] in the seller's vessel, [how then can you] explain [this] final clause? [It reads:] [If the purchase was] on the premises of the buyer, he acquires possession as soon as the seller has consented [to the terms of the sale].<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' Supra loc. cit. ');"><sup>20</sup></span> Now, if [the purchase was, as you assert], in the seller's vessel, why does the buyer acquire possession? — The final clause deals with a case when the vessel belongs to the buyer. And how [do you arrive at such] a definite decision? — It is usual that at the seller's, the vessels of the seller are likely to be used; at the buyer's, the vessels of the buyer are likely to be used.