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אונאה ומקח טעות

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Defining a Mekach Ta'os

נידונים שונים בדין מקח טעות

Begins October 17, 2027 · provisional

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Business Halacha Daily

Mekach Ta’os if the Item Was Damaged

Since the bakery did not send what he ordered, can he claim mekach ta’os and get his money back even though the cake was destroyed while on his property, or do we say that the customer is a mazik because he didn’t take care of the cake and caused it to melt?

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Can One Claim Mekach Ta’os After Using The Item?

When he comes in on Monday, the dealer refuses to take it back, claiming that since the buyer used it for his personal use after noticing the problem, he no longer has the right to annul the sale. Who is correct?

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Flaws That Are Easily Noticeable

We discussed how minor imperfections may not make the sale of a home a mekach ta’os if those types of blemishes are accepted by industry standards. If someone claims he bought a home with the understanding that it would have a finished basement, only to find the basement unfinished, would that be a clear-cut case of mekach ta’os ?

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