PEH590

PEH590

In a deed of gift, it was reasonably presumed that the words "the half of the estate of my uncle A" were falsified. Originally, it likely stated: "the half of what I will inherit from my uncle A." However, A was not the uncle but a cousin. Moses ben Samuel Israel considers the falsification, if proven, to be substantial, meaning the deed would be rendered invalid. The incorrect designation ("uncle") is deemed insubstantial in this context.

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1776-10-12

1776-11-12

Israel

Israel, Moshe ben Samuel

Salem

Salem, Salomo