PEH910

Title

PEH910

Group ID

81

Hirsch Summary

May a Jew leave grafted trees in a garden he purchased from a non-Jew? How would the situation be if the garden were only rented? Jacob b. Salomon de Meza explains that grafting is prohibited by Noahide laws, therefore, in a critical situation, the Jew must uproot the trees. In the second scenario, he may not use the garden as long as the grafted tree stands. See reference number 367.

Volume

12

Local

64

Written Date

1803-08-19

Published Date (est.)

1804-06-10

Author Short Name

deMezaJ

Author

de Meza, Jacob ben Solomon

Rector Short Name

AcohenDan

Rector

Acohen d'Azevedo, Daniel

Files

https://frances.mie.utoronto.ca/wp-content/uploads/PEH910.pdf

Citation

“PEH910,” Pri Ets Haim Amsterdam Responsa, accessed July 6, 2025, https://pehh.library.utoronto.ca/items/show/11430.

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