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Torah & Horaah — Fleischman-Tetzave - Lost Rings at the Kosel Hama'aravi — Tetzaveh 5784

Выпуск: Torah & Horaah — Fleischman-Tetzave - Lost Rings at the Kosel Hama'aravi — Tetzaveh 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 Tetzave 5784 276  Question in Choshen Mishpot  By Rabbi Yosef Fleischman Lost Rings at the Kosel Hama'aravi Question I recently went to daven at the Kosel. 1 Questions in all areas of halacha can be submitted to the rabbanim of our Beis Horaah at www.dinonline.org Answer Your brother-in-law is really making two points assumes the status of a shomer-watchman over and based on both together he is telling you the lost object. (Rashi in BK 56B We will investigate the following: if we accept says this is derived from the expression of the your brother-in-law's contention that you were pasuk, ve'asafto el toch beisecho-you must gather meya'eish, does it follow that by virtue of your it in to your house.) being meya'eish, the imposter became the owner? Thus, for example, the Gemara (BM 25B) states If you really were meya'eish, it is critical to that one who picked up a lost object may not determine when you were meya'eish: before or return it to the place he found it, unless it was after it was picked up by the finder. If the finder does return is because, while the Torah states (exactly where it there and someone else takes the object for is a dispute between Rashi and Tosefos on BK himself, the finder is liable to the loser for his 66A) that one who picks up a lost object after its loss. The approach of the Ramban is that ye'ush, which People often consider picking up a lost object is what enables a person to take ownership of as a voluntary act of kindness and therefore the a lost object, is only effective on objects which action does not impose any responsibility or have the legal status of "a lost object." Ye'ush has liability upon the finder. The object on its owner's behalf, the object is actually nature of the finder's responsibility is that he again in its owner's possession and therefore its 2 Questions in all areas of halacha can be submitted to the rabbanim of our Beis Horaah at www.dinonline.org owner's ye'ush after that time has no legal effect. He writes that if the finder eventually gave the Since, you had several simanim on your rings (as

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