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תנאי, אסמכתא, ומודעה
Begins January 17, 2027 · provisional
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We know that once a borrower repays a loan, he should take the contract so that he cannot be charged again. What if he got back the promissory note on the loan, but the lender still has the heter iska? Could that be used against the borrower?
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In today’s digital world, much commerce is done digitally, with signatures signed via computerized documents. What standing do such signatures have halachically?
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If someone sends me a 25-page halachic shtar in an email and instructs me to read and confirm it, do I actually have to read it? Can I just trust the Dayan who wrote the shtar and say that I confirm it without actually reading it?
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Reuven went into business with his family. Now, he finds himself pressured to make certain transactions, sign over things to certain people and create other documents that are not fully kosher. He does not really want to endorse these documents, but he is pressured to do so in order to avoid family problems. Is there any way for him to sign the documents but still make sure they don’t go into effect?
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