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Shevuos 42
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- Summary of the Daf
- If a borrower claims he repaid a loan of 600 Zuz with 100 items worth 6 Zuz each, while witnesses testify that the items were worth 4 Zuz each, he is regarded as a liar.
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- The lender is holding a Shtar and the borrower claims that he repaid the loan. The lender counters that the repayment was for a different loan that had no Shtar. There is a disagreement about whether he may collect with the Shtar.
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- A borrower agreed to trust the lender, who now claims that the loan was not repaid. If the borrower repaid in front of two witnesses, there is a disagreement about whether the lender is believed now to say that he was not repaid.
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- A borrower agreed to trust the lender like two witnesses if he claims that the loan was not repaid. If the borrower repays in front of three witnesses, there is a disagreement about whether the lender is believed to say that he was not repaid.
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- A person is not obligated to take a Shevu'ah on a claim from a deaf mute, an insane person, or a minor.
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- The Torah obligates a person to swear if he admits to a portion of a claim, because a person does not have the audacity to deny a claim completely in front of his lender.
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- There is a disagreement if a person is obligated to swear if a son claims that his father lent him money.
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- A person may not collect from the property of orphans without a Shevu'ah.
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- If a person is Makdish his property and someone has a Shtar Chov on the property, he may not collect without a Shevu'ah.
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- A Ganav does not pay double, or the payment of four or five times, for stealing Karka, Avadim, Shtaros, or Hekdesh.
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