BabaKama89- The obligation of Kesuba in our time, and what happens if it is lost
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TTfT1489. A person is not allowed to damage himself. Likewise a person is not allowed to chop down his own trees. This mitzvah is called Baal Tashchis and prohibits a person from doing damage to himself or his property, if he does not have a proper reason to do so. In this session we discuss more »
TTfT1490- Even though you have made the necessary payments for money owed for doing damage, one must still ask forgiveness. This is learned from the story of Avimelech who took Sarah, the wife of Avraham, where Avimelech gives gifts to appease Avraham. The Rambam makes a distinction between damaging ones money to damaging a person more »
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