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- Summary of the Daf
- A firstborn son protests his brothers' intent to improve the estate before dividing it. After they improve the estate, the firstborn son receives a double portion of the improvement.
Read More - Rabah: This law (#1) applies only when the name of the item has not changed.
Read More - Rav Yosef: If the firstborn son protests (#1), he does not lose any value if his brothers altered and subsequently damaged the item.
Read More - If a person says, "My son Ploni, who is my firstborn, should not get a double portion," his statement is null and void.
Read More - However, if a person gave away his possessions before he died, it is valid, even if the firstborn son did not receive anything.
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