He who is forbidden by vow to benefit from his neighbour may neither
lend to him nor borrow from him nor advance him or receive from him a
loan. He may neither sell to nor purchase from him. |
נדרים 4.6 |
If one is forbidden by vow to benefit aught from his neighbour, and he has naught to eat, he [the maddir] can go to the shopkeeper and say, so-and-so is forbidden by vow to benefit aught from me, and I do not know what to do`. The shopkeeper may then supply him, and come and receive payment from him [the maddir]. If he had his [the muddar`s] house to build, or his fence to erect, or his field to reap, he [the maddir] may go to labourers, and say, `so-and-so is forbidden by vow to benefit aught from me, and I do not know what to do.` there upon they work for him [the muddar] and come and receive wages from him [the maddir]. |
נדרים 4.7 |
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