Musannaf Ibn Abi Shaybah 21372 — A man who buys goods that perish

Ibrahim said: If a man buys goods and the buyer says, "Hand it over to me," and the seller says, "I will not give it to you until you bring the price," this transaction is in the position of a pledge. If it perishes, it is from the seller's property. And if the seller says to the buyer, "Take it into your possession," and the buyer says, "I will not take possession of it until I bring the price," this is under the ruling of a deposit. If it perishes, it perishes from the buyer's property. He may sell this one, but he may not sell that one.