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a renter lent out the rented cow that then died naturally, who violated their agreement? the renter or the borrower? a borrower who rents out the cow? a renter who re-rents? a borrower who re-lends? who Swears? who pays? a husband demanding or absolving his wife or her sons of a Swear
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a wife whose husband absolved her of the requirement of Swearing, the husband then dies and the wife now has to deal with his children
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claims that yibum wasn’t completed, yevamah Swears not to have benefit from the yavam
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collecting a kesubah or debt payment after admitting or a witness says that it was partially paid or devalued, is a Swear required? to the orphans of her husband too? minor orphans? debtor not present
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double Swear, double vow
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double vow, double Swear
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from sotah we learn that an obligation to Swear can trigger obligations to Swear on other related issues
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husband can annul vows (or Swears?) of affliction and matters between him and his wife, father can annul vows (or Swears?) of affliction snd matters between him and his daughter, sage annul a Swear?
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husband can annul vows (or Swears?) of affliction and matters between him and his wife, father can annul vows (or Swears?) of affliction snd matters between him and his daughter, sage annul a Swear?
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in charge of orphans must deduct maaser, Swear he didn’t take anything of theirs, who pays for damages?
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isar’ can mean a Swear
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language, terms, expressions, and origins of terms which are understood to be a declaration to be a nazir, a vow, a Swear
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multiple claimants or multiple parts of a claims which he denies or denies in parts, liable? multiple liabilities?
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people returning lost objects, or admitting to part of a claim of a debt against them which couldn’t have been proven, aren’t forced to Swear that they didn’t keep some of what they found or saved
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Swear or vow against the Torah
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Swear or vow against the Torah
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Swear stricter than a vow, vow more strict than a Swear
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Swear stricter than a vow, vow more strict than a Swear
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Swear using the terminology of a vow, a vague expression that could be a Swear or vow
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Swear using the terminology of a vow, a vague expression that could be a Swear or vow
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Swearing in a case of a partial admission to a claim
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Swears about if she had relations during the period that she was waiting to have yibum, her status to her yevamah if she had relations with another man
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Swears the woman makes
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swore in his heart, but didn't verbalize
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transported to Jerusalem by paid or unpaid watchman, responsibility, Swear if lost or stolen, replacement shekalim, original lost shekalim found, old or new shekalim
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unusual words which can mean sacrifice, ban, nazir, or Swear
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unusual words which can mean sacrifice, ban, nazir, or Swear
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unusual words which can mean sacrifice, ban, nazir, or Swear
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vow on an item followed by a Swear on that item doesn't take effect, the opposite order does work
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vow on an item followed by a Swear on that item doesn't take effect, the opposite order does work
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vows or Swears based on exaggeration, negotiation, or mistaken assumptions
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vows or Swears based on exaggeration, negotiation, or mistaken assumptions
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vows related to circumstances beyond one’s control, untrue vow or Swear that property is terumah or belongs to the king for the purpose of retaining ownership
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vows used as a negotiation tactic, Swears don’t have this leniency
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wife who needs support (while her husband is away) Swears (either once or twice?) about how much money she needed, the exact Swear explained, is the mishnah about a wife or a widow? woman returns from trip with her husband and claims that he died or divorced her, husband says she should have supported herself, court granted her the right to borrow and the husband is responsible, supported by her father, or anyone else? her findings, burial
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words which imply a sacrifice, Jerusalem, my mouth speaking to you, olah, like a flute, my hand working for you, pork, like my mother, will not sleep for 3 days, will not eat for 3 days, sacrifice i will not eat of yours, an oath i will not eat