Responsa for Bava Batra 88:7
לא צריכא דקאמרי עדים ידעינן ביה בהאי דלא הוה ליה ארעא מעולם
and Raba has laid down that if a man mortgages to another movables along with landed property, the latter acquires a lien over the land and acquires one over the movables also<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' Therefore if the borrower afterwards sells the movables, the creditor can distrain on them in the same way as on the land. ');"><sup>7</sup></span>
Teshuvot Maharam
Q. A gave a writ of bestowal of movable property to B, in which the clause "the movable property is thus transferred to B together with, and by dint of, real property", was missing. Is the gift binding?
A. I have examined the writ of bestowal and could find nothing wrong with it, for title to movable property can also be transferred by halifin (symbol of exchange).
SOURCES: Cr. 256; Pr. 344.
A. I have examined the writ of bestowal and could find nothing wrong with it, for title to movable property can also be transferred by halifin (symbol of exchange).
SOURCES: Cr. 256; Pr. 344.
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Teshuvot Maharam
Q. A gave a writ of bestowal of movable property to B, in which the clause "the movable property is thus transferred to B together with, and by dint of, real property", was missing. Is the gift binding?
A. I have examined the writ of bestowal and could find nothing wrong with it, for title to movable property can also be transferred by halifin (symbol of exchange).
SOURCES: Cr. 256; Pr. 344.
A. I have examined the writ of bestowal and could find nothing wrong with it, for title to movable property can also be transferred by halifin (symbol of exchange).
SOURCES: Cr. 256; Pr. 344.
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