Responsa על בבא בתרא 104:5
Teshuvot Maharam
Q. Does a widow who is not admitted to oaths, lose her ketubah since she cannot take the required oath?
There is no answer to this query. The three questions bear the signatures of: Joseph b. Moses, Nathan b. Jacob, and Isaac b. Solomon.
SOURCES: Am II, 69–70.
There is no answer to this query. The three questions bear the signatures of: Joseph b. Moses, Nathan b. Jacob, and Isaac b. Solomon.
SOURCES: Am II, 69–70.
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Teshuvot Maharam
Q. A widow seized notes of indebtedness and bonds of Gentiles, that were made out both in her name and in the name of her husband. Does this act constitute seizure of the debts?
A. The widow has to produce evidence to the effect that the money represented by the notes and the bonds was actually her money. Furthermore, possession of notes and bonds, does not imply the right to the money and property described therein. Thus seizure of the notes and the bonds does not constitute seizure of the debts.
SOURCES: P. 282; Mord. B.B. 562; Agudah B.B. 123. Cf. Maharil, Responsa 75.
A. The widow has to produce evidence to the effect that the money represented by the notes and the bonds was actually her money. Furthermore, possession of notes and bonds, does not imply the right to the money and property described therein. Thus seizure of the notes and the bonds does not constitute seizure of the debts.
SOURCES: P. 282; Mord. B.B. 562; Agudah B.B. 123. Cf. Maharil, Responsa 75.
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