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גדרי מקח טעות
Begins October 10, 2027 · provisional
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Someone bought a house and, after living in it for a week, realized there was a draft that he hadn’t noticed before. This problem bothered him a lot, and he called the seller and said that he would like to nullify the sale, claiming that the fact that he wasn’t informed about the draft before he made the deal is a mekach ta’os. Is he correct?
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Reuven is making a bar mitzvah for his oldest son. He plans on making a lavish event and intends on hiring the most sought-after singer to entertain his guests. He calls an agency and tells them to send their top star. When the big night comes, he discovers that the agency sent a singer who is not a “big name”, and who is relatively new to the industry. Is that a mekach ta’os?
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We know that if someone buys a product with the understanding that it is of a certain quality and then discovers it to be of lesser quality, that this would qualify as a mekach ta’os and the sale is nullified. Does mekach ta’os also apply in the service industry?
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