PEH351
Title
PEH351
Group ID
79
Hirsch Summary
Three creditors, of whom A held two promissory notes of 600 guilders each, B one of 500 guilders, and C one of 600 guilders, disputed the distribution of their debtor's estate. The estate had a value of 600 guilders. Samuel ben Salomo a Catan ruled that A should claim two parts, while B and C should each claim one part. [In Jewish law, division is done by heads, not proportionally by sums. The essence of the decision is that two promissory notes count as two "heads".] See also No. 641.
Volume
3
Written Date
1756-07-17
Published Date (est.)
1756-10-25
Author Short Name
Catan
Author
Catan, Samuel ben Shlomo
Rector Short Name
Abendana
Rector
Abendana de Britto, Isaac Chaim
Collection
Citation
“PEH351,” Pri Ets Haim Amsterdam Responsa, accessed July 7, 2025, https://pehh.library.utoronto.ca/items/show/10137.