Living the halachic process

A series of responsa books written by the rabbis of the Institute for scholars and rabbis from around the world in all areas of Halacha.

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    • Monetary Law
    • Part 5
    מציג 1-12 מ-12 תוצאות

    Payment for Uncompleted Work

    We cannot tell you anything definitive after hearing from only one side. However, we will advise you how...
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    Going to a Civil Court Where There Is No Beit Din

    Although we respect and value local governmental courts, Jews are required to seek adjudication specifically in a beit...
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    Buying With Intention to Return

    In the absence of special governmental provisions, the halacha is that after making a kinyan on a sales...
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    Immoral Commercial Practices?

    We are very pleased that you care and ask about the propriety of business tactics that apparently are...
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    Stealing by Accident?

    We will only scratch the surface of the scholarship on whether one is obligated for geneiva b’shogeg, and...
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    Returning a Lost Item that the Owner Knows About

    We will explore a few possible ways to exempt you from returning the items. Let us assume that...
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    Taking Bottles from Recycling Receptacles

    It is good that you are sensitive to both the ecological elements of recycling and the halachic propriety...
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    Receiving Permission to Sublet

    Based on your description, the halachic/legal status appears to be that the foundation rents the apartment from the...
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    Dealing with Fallout from a Dishonest Middleman

    We will divide this question into the following different possible models of business interaction and analyze each one...
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    Keeping Benefits from a Communal Purchase

    The gemara discusses the question of who gains when a shaliach (agent) receives a special deal as a...
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    Claiming Damages from an Employee

    We cannot rule what the driver must do without hearing his side of the story. We can give...
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    A Lawyer’s Obligation to Take a Dangerous Case

    The formal prohibition of lo taguru does not apply in your case for a few reasons. First, it...
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