PEH892
Title
PEH892
Hirsch Summary
A, a resident of No Ammon (Alexandria), had taken out a credit line with B, sending his goods to Venice on a 6-month term. For this, he had pledged to B his entire property, both movable and immovable. A lost his fortune, and B wanted to expel him from the house he was living in and take it for himself. A refused to vacate the premises. He claimed that the house belonged to his father, who lived in Europe. Although his father had intended to give it to him as a wedding gift, he had refused the gift. Salomo Jeshurun considered that A was living in the house rent-free and concluded that it belonged to him. Therefore, he now ruled that the house should go to B.
Volume
12
Local
46
Written Date
1801-11-06
Published Date (est.)
1802-07-30
Rector Short Name
AcohenDan
Rector
Acohen d'Azevedo, Daniel
Files
Collection
Citation
“PEH892,” Pri Ets Haim Amsterdam Responsa, accessed July 7, 2025, https://pehh.library.utoronto.ca/items/show/11382.