New answers tagged choshen-mishpat-civil-law
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There is an extent to which a parent-owned object assigned to the use of a specific child is his, we give our children (and guests) Matzo on Pesach night which must belong to you see SA Horav OC Siman 454:9 and here then here in Mishnah Berurah 454:15 -even if they don't make a Kinyan (let's say we put it in their mouth)- they fulfilled their obligation.
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What you are referring to is תקנת השבים - Takanat-Hashavim - a special dispensation for those who repent.
By the strict letter of the law, you have to return what you stole. If it no longer exits, then you have to pay for it.
However, since it would be a more inconvenience to return certain items, Chazal declared that the thief may keep those items and pay ...
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In the second perek of the gemoro in bava kama the question is raised about someone who occupies an empty house without the owners knowledge, if he has to pay rent. This is a house which is usually not rented and this person had access to other lodgings in the town. The gemoro calls it then no loss and no gain and he does not have to pay.
The question ...
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My brother this Sefer about Hilchot interent and in conclusion it brought soruces (don't remember) that said that as long as your neighbor isn't using the Wifi it would be mutar to use it.
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