If [only] one was forbidden by vow to benefit from the other, he may not enter the court. R. Eliezer b. Jacob said: He can maintain, `I am entering into my own, not into yours.` He who thus vowed is forced to sell his share [of the court]. If a man from the street was forbidden by vow to benefit from one of them, he may not enter the court. R. Eliezer b. Jacob said: He can maintain, `I enter your neighbour`s portion, and I do not enter into yours`. |
נדרים 5.2 |
If one is forbidden by vow to benefit from his neighbour, and the latter possesses a bath-house or an olive press leased to someone in the town, and he has an interest therein, he [the muddar] is forbidden [to make use of them]; if not, he is permitted. If a man says to his neighbour, `Konam, if I enter your house`, or `if I purchase your field,` and then [the owner] dies or sells it to another, he is permitted [to enter or buy it]; [but if he says.] `Konam, if I enter this house, or `if I purchase this field,` and [the owner] dies or sells it to another, he is forbidden. |
נדרים 5.3 |
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