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Torah & Horaah — Kedoshim 5784

Выпуск: Torah & Horaah — Kedoshim 5784. Темы: не определены автоматически. D iN our site: WWW.dinonline.org.il THE TORAH& INTETNATIONAL BEIS HORAA The Institute for Dayanim HORAAH And under the auspices of Beis Horaah in memory of Baruch and Bracha Gross Kedoshim 5784 285  Question in Choshen Mishpot  By Rabbi Yosef Fleischman Borrower Pays his Lender's Expenses Question Since I am making a simcha and am short of money, I approached an English friend to borrow money for one year. (A word only creates Therefore, what your friend really did was to give 1 Questions in all areas of halacha can be submitted to the rabbanim of our Beis Horaah at www.dinonline.org you his money and make you his messenger to in a year's time more sterling than it received take his money to the gemach. Even though it is the sterling to shekels with the expectation to lender (and not the borrower) who benefits get back sterling, and one between the gemach from the loan document since it ensures that and you in which the gemach lent you the the loan will be repaid, nevertheless, since it is amount in shekels it had received from your the borrower who benefits from the loan and friend and expects to receive that amount in because of the loan the lender needs the loan shekels in payment. The Bris Yehuda (9, A) deduces from this that The transaction between you and the gemach there is no prohibition of ribbis if a lender is a simple loan that involves no interest requires his borrower to reimburse him for since you obligated yourself to return to the all the losses and expenses that he incurred gemach exactly the amount in shekalim that in order to give the loan to the borrower. described it, the gemach obligated itself to pay In your situation, if we follow this approach, your friend more than the amount of money the money your friend lent the gemach is that your friend gave it in return for using considered to have been in sterling. this expense in order to lend you money it is The first approach is to view the transaction permitted for your friend to charge the gemach as a loan of sterling from your friend to the for the expenses he incurred as a result of the gemach which the gemach will repay in loan that he granted to the gemach. At first glance it seems that this is Since the extra amount that your friend will forbidden by the Torah as ribbis ketsutso, since get back from the gem

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