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Bava Batra 139: בַּעַל – שַׁוְּיוּהוּ רַבָּנַן כְּיוֹרֵשׁ

jyungar November 11, 2024

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When a woman passes away and her husband inherits her property, do we view him as someone who purchased the property or someone who inherited the property? The difference presented by the Gemara between these two possibilities is whether someone who was owed money by the wife who passed away can collect. A milveh al peh – a loan made with a verbal agreement – collects from the estate, but not from someone who purchased property.

We continue our historical analysis of the family and inheritance in Ancient Rome.

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