The Laws of Barter And Sale According to Talmud
The Laws of Barter And Sale According to Talmud
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11 phrase, "Now this was the manner in former times in Israel concerning redeeming and con- cerning changing for to conform all things a man plucked off his shoe and gave it to his neighbour and this was for a testimony in Israel. " (21) The above method of making a sale was prohibited on the Sabbath (22) but if the act had been already performed the authorities recognized the sale as valid.
A custom was current among the Jewish traders that instead of performing the neces- sary selling and buy...ing of land by VHD pp (i. E. , the taking possession by means of hand- kerchief) they performed what is called T 1 nypn (23) i. E. , by clasping the hand, or, as some Orientalist writes somewhere, "An Oriental handshake. " CHAPTER II THE LAWS OF MOVABLE PROPERTY The principles of law which we have set forth in the first chapter of this Treatise are in certain respects strongly related to those upon which we are now to enter, namely those Talmudic laws which deal with the buying and selling of ptotDD i.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
11 phrase, "Now this was the manner in former times in Israel concerning redeeming and con- cerning changing for to conform all things a man plucked off his shoe and gave it to his neighbour and this was for a testimony in Israel. " (21) The above method of making a sale was prohibited on the Sabbath (22) but if the act had been already performed the authorities recognized the sale as valid.
A custom was current among the Jewish traders that instead of performing the neces- sary selling and buy...ing of land by VHD pp (i. E. , the taking possession by means of hand- kerchief) they performed what is called T 1 nypn (23) i. E. , by clasping the hand, or, as some Orientalist writes somewhere, "An Oriental handshake. " CHAPTER II THE LAWS OF MOVABLE PROPERTY The principles of law which we have set forth in the first chapter of this Treatise are in certain respects strongly related to those upon which we are now to enter, namely those Talmudic laws which deal with the buying and selling of ptotDD i.
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