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A GOAT FOR ITS MILK
If the wife brings into the marriage a goat for its milk or a sheep for its wool, it is given to the husband. The Rif says that the wife owns only the milk or the wool; she does not own the goat or the sheep. Even so, it is regarded as fruit and is given to the husband. The Rosh argues with the Rif and says that if nothing will be left from the principal after the husband takes his share, it is not regarded as fruit. Even though, in the case of the offspring of a servant, Chananyah is not concerned for Misah and if the servant dies nothing will be left of the principal, in that case the husband is not consuming the principal and it dies on its own, as opposed to this case where the husband is consuming the principal. Therefore, it should not be given to the husband.
QUICK HALACHAH
OLD SERVANTS
If the wife inherits old servants, the husband may not sell them because they are regarded as an heirloom for her family. If she inherits old olive trees or grapevines, if they produce enough fruit to pay for their upkeep the husband may not sell them because they are regarded as an heirloom for her family. If they do not produce enough fruit to pay for their upkeep, they should be sold for its value in wood and the proceeds should be used to buy land, and the fruit of the land is given to the husband. (Shulchan Aruch EH 85:14)
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