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Business Weekly — Vayechi 5783

Выпуск: Business Weekly — Vayechi 5783. Темы: не определены автоматически. THE WERDIGER EDITION BUSINESS WEEKLY RESTORING THE PRIMACY OF CHOSHEN MISHPAT UNDER THE AUSPICES OF HARAV CHAIM KOHN, SHLITA Issue #640 | Vayichi | Friday, Jan 6, 2023 | 13 Teves 5783 ‫לע״נ הרב יחיאל מיכל בן ר' משה אהרן אורליאן‬ CASE FILE Rabbi Meir Orlian Writer for the Business Halacha Institute BHI HOTLINE ‫לע"נ הרב אהרן בן הרב גדליהו ע"ה‬ ‫לע"נ ר' שלמה ב"ר ברוך וזוג' מרת רייכלה בת החבר יעקב הלוי ע"ה ווייל‬ MAASER FROM INHERITANCE OWNER WITH Rabbi Dayan received a response to his Chanukah article. it for other mitzvah purposes besides tzedakah, he make a difference whether the owner was may then do so (Shu”t Chasam Sofer, Yoreh De’ah 23) — as working with him in something connected to THE WERDIGER EDITION - ‫ לע"נ הרה"ח ר' נחמי'ה בן הרה"ח ר' שלמה אלימלך ז"ל‬- DEDICATED BY HIS SON R’ SHLOME WERDIGER CASE FILE BHI HOTLINE the borrowed item or in other work. ‫לע"נ ר' יחיאל מיכל ב"ר חיים וזוג' חי' בת ר' שמואל חיים ע"ה‬ If someone receives money from his parents to put toward purchasing a home, and they don’t permit him to maaser it, the Q: May one discuss the case beforehand with the Dayan he chooses poskim debate whether he is required to maaser it from other through zabl”a? Am I required to give maaser from it, or can I rely on the The reader asked: “Even if the Rebbi were considered a sho’el, borrower, who is liable for fact that the person I inherited it from already gave oness, wouldn’t he still be exempt because of b’alav imo, since Yehuda, their owner, was the maaser? opportunity to explain the halachic understanding of this exemption.” While some poskim deliberate whether maaser kesafim is a mitzvah d’Oraisa or d’Rabbanan, the “Under what circumstances does the Torah exempt guardians or a borrower when prevailing opinion among the poskim is that it is not b’alav imo?” obligatory at all. This opinion follows the ruling of “In Parashas Mishpatim, the Torah delineates four kinds of guardians, each with its own the Bach (Yoreh De’ah 331) that it is actually a minhag rules of liability: shomer chinam (unpaid guardian), shomer sachar (paid guardian), socher (custom) dating all the way back to our forefathers, (renter), and sho’el (borrower). Nevertheless, since it is only Nonetheless, the Torah states that the sho’el is liable only when “the owner is not with a custom, the poskim ten

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Business Weekly

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6 января 2023 г.

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