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Arachim Vacharamim - Chapter 8. 1. Consecrated articles 1 may not be redeemed with land, nor with servants, for an equation was created between servants and land, 2 nor with promissory notes for their physical substance is not of financial worth. 3 [This is derived from the expression:] 4 "And he shall give the silver."
Originally published: September 2017. Ki Teitzei has a treasury of Jewish legal and ethical literature, including a discussion of lenders and debtors. When a debt is not repaid, the lender is forbidden from entering the debtor's home without permission to retrieve the security. The rule poses challenges both for lenders and debtors.
Apr 28, 2011 · Withdraw funds. Limshoch kesef. למשוך כסף. YOU MAY LIKE THESE…. Bank Charges – Translation. Deposit Slip – Translation. Foreign Currency – Translation. Household Bills Translated from Hebrew to English. Free word sheets by topic with Hebrew English and transliterations.
Mar 25, 2019 · Hebrew English: Legal Terms. Learn some new Hebrew words and phrases and legal terms with English Transliterations. POA...
Boidem – a storage compartment found above the bathroom and/or hallway in many Israeli apartments. Chaniah – parking. Chatzer – courtyard, usually a paved yard. Chozeh – contract. Cottage – semi-detached home or a duplex with a private entrance. Dira (plural dirot) – apartment. Dirat Gag – roof apartment.
a) the judges recognize the handwriting of the witnesses and know that this is so-and-so's signature and that this is so-and-so's signature; b) the witnesses sign the legal document in their presence; c) the witnesses who signed come and each testifies in the presence of the judges saying, "This is my signature and I am a witness to this matter ...
There are three Biblical passages which forbid the taking of interest in the case of "brothers," but which permit, or seemingly enjoin, it when the borrower is a Gentile, namely, Ex. xxii. 24; Lev. xxv. 36, 37; Deut. xxiii. 20, 21. The Hebrew word for "usury" is "neshek," meaning literally "a bite," from its painfulness to the debtor; while in ...
