"Akheze be som" is the obtaining of a sample goods from the seller in order to study the goods and enter negotiations thereafter for the purchase of the same. We want to know if the goods in the customer's hand are trust things or has he an absolute liability, namely dose he undertake to give back the goods safely or pay the price of them? There are different doctrines in this object; however, for the correct answer, we should know that when the seller gives the goods to the customer, there is an implied condition that the customer must give back the goods safely or pay the price of them, and the customer must accept this condition.
This fundamental contract requires the customer to do so; hence, the circumstances are different from the time when a person gives a thing to one for trusting because the owner has a different intention.