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Civil Applications of Governmental Law

דינא דמלכותא בין אדם לחבירו

Begins October 25, 2026 · provisional

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Business Halacha Daily

Business Law Vs. Halacha with Regard to Inheritance

Who is right? Must a legal inheritor give up their rights if the Torah does not grant them a portion?

Does a borrower need to be responsible for a damaged item in which he had no control?

Can I use this Dina D’malchusa to absolve me from damages? Is a borrower liable for unavoidable damage if a secular court would not hold them liable?

May I Bring an Employer to Secular Court?

Does Dina D’malchusa allow me to bring him to court instead of Bais din? What if the employer himself is ok with it? Is a dispute between Jews allowed to be brought to secular court if both parties give their consent?

Filing for Bankruptcy According to Halacha

Is bankruptcy an acceptable way of absolving debt owed to a Jewish lender?

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