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more than three years, the Rabbis ordained that undisturbed possession for three consecutive years was sufficient to establish a claim to real estate. In the case of houses or of other buildings the possessor was required to produce evidence of continuous occupancy, either by himself or by a tenant holding a lease from him, for three full years "from day to day". In the case of fields or gardens, the prevailing opinion was that possession for three successive harvests of the same kind was sufficient, even when the last harvest had been gathered before the expiration of the three years.
2668:: (1) a building contractor; (2) a partner; (3) a steward; (4) a husband his wife's in which he had the right of usufruct; (5) a father his son's, or (6) a son his father's; (7) a guardian his ward's; (8) a minor; (9) an idiot; (10) a deaf-mute (whose property, in turn, could not be acquired by others); (11) a robber. No argument of possession could be advanced to establish a title to the property of a fugitive who had fled in fear of his life, or to property belonging to a synagogue, or to communal charitable institutions. 2508:). After retaining a property for more than three years without protest from the previous owner, the party retaining the property is assumed to be the owner. The previous known owner assumes the burden of proof if he claims lawful title to the property, that is, he loses the chazakah that a previous known owner has on the property. This is because he did not protest against the party retaining the property for three years, which is construed as proof that he relinquished his ownership. 2681:) to establish his claim. Talmudic law distinguished, however, between objects that people are accustomed to lend or hire and objects that people are not accustomed to lend or hire; the mere claim of possession, even for many years, was not sufficient to establish a title to objects of the former class, and the owner could at any time establish a claim by producing witnesses to testify that they belonged to him; but the latter class of objects could be acquired by mere possession. 2689:
among the later authorities as to whether three years of possession was sufficient to establish the right of property in them. Large cattle of the kind that are delivered to a shepherd and are always under his control, or infant slaves that are unable to walk were treated like other movable property. In contrast, adult slaves were considered in the same category as immovable property, and a continuous possession of three years was sufficient to establish title to them.
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insufficient evidence to establish the truth, but also where there is contradictory evidence. If after a case has been decided in accordance with a presumption the plaintiff violently takes the object of contention from the defendant so that the presumption shall favor him, it is doubtful whether the former presumption becomes thus annihilated; and the later authorities differ as to which presumption to follow in such a case.
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was performed on the animal; hence an examination of the organs to be severed at slaughtering is necessary. After it is slaughtered it is presumed to be kosher until it is demonstrated how it became forbidden; hence no examination of the animal is necessary, except of those organs (such as the lungs)
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Concerning movable property, the presumption was that it belonged to the possessor unless it was conclusively proved that he held it under false pretenses. Even if the owner brought evidence that the object belonged to him, the possessor was believed if he claimed that he had bought it or that he had
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in a house. After the priest had examined the plague-sore and found it to be of a certain size, he locked the house for seven days, after which time another examination was made. "Is it not possible that while he was locking the door the plague-sore diminished in size? Since, however, Scripture takes
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Presumptions are principles formed on a vast amount of judicial experience, by which the court is guided not only in settling the question as to which of the contending parties incurs the burden or responsibility of bringing proof of the assertions made in pleading but also in rendering a decision in
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could be inflicted based on a chazakah. Man and wife and children living together and treating one another as such are legally considered as one family, and illicit relationships between them would be punished with death on the strength of the presumption, even though the kinship could not be proved
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also to easements or servitudes consisting in the right or privilege of using another's land without compensation. For example, if one causes one of the beams of his house to protrude into the premises of his neighbor, and the neighbor does not object immediately, the owner is regarded as having a
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Small cattle of the kind left in the open and allowed to move from place to place were excluded from the principle governing title by possession in movable property, for the supposition was that they had wandered onto other premises without their owner's knowledge. There is a difference of opinion
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In cases involving money, the prevailing principle is אוקי ממונא בחזקת מריה ("leave the money in the possession of its master"). Hence the general principle in Jewish law, that the burden of proof is on the plaintiff. This principle has far-reaching results. It is followed not only where there is
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Mere possession was not sufficient to establish a title to real property. The presumption was that "real property is always in the possession of its owner" until evidence showed that he had sold it or had given it away. Since, however, people are not careful in preserving documentary evidence for
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for guidance in cases where presumptions collide, where each party has some presumption in his favor. For example, A bought an object from B but had not paid the money; A desired to return it to B because he had found a defect that he claimed was in it before it was delivered to him. A had the
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The maxim that anything in a man's possession is his did not apply to a mechanic whose occupation it was to repair the objects in question. Even if he had had an object in his possession for a long time, the owner could claim it on the ground that he had given it to him for repair.
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doubtful cases. Although inferior to actual evidence and entirely disregarded when refuted by it, presumption was still a potent factor in Jewish law, and greatly influenced the decision of civil and capital cases.
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title which legitimates Kohen status one who—amongst multiple criteria—exhibits exemplary conduct and is recognized by his peers and community as such. Such conduct includes, but is not limited to, abstaining from
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no notice of this, it must be because it presumes that the plague remained in the state in which the priest first found it; Scripture teaches us here the principle of presumption". However, some of the
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A presumption was often established through the repetition of an incident several times. The most notable instance of this kind is that of the Goring Ox, which was regarded as a vicious animal (
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presumption of possession (of the money), B the presumption that the defect was created while the object was in A's possession on whose premises it was found: the decision was in favor of B.
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Mechirah 20:14; Hoshen Mishpat 124; compare Bava Batra 92a. In all such cases, the court had to decide which of the presumptions was stronger and render its decision accordingly.
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in the servitude of his neighbor's premises as regards the beam. There are three distinct opinions among the later authorities regarding the nature of this ḥazaḳah. Some (the
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of an object, land or person − usually when sufficient proof is missing or unavailable. The concept is relevant to many aspects of Talmudic law and halakha.
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All flesh is presumed to have been cut from a living animal ("ever min ha-ḥay") and hence to be forbidden food until it has been determined that proper
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23b. It was not permitted to marry a woman who had been twice divorced on account of barrenness, for she was presumed to be a barren woman according to
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of easement need not be accompanied by a real claim, nor need it last for three successive years as is required with movable property. Others (
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The various kinds of presumptions found scattered throughout the Talmud may be divided as follows: (1) presumptions of physical conditions (
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regarding the presumption that a man would not offer a false argument when he could produce a better one if he were willing to lie.
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The chazakah of the Kohen is deemed valid and in good standing unless a valid objection to his lineage is made before a
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No woman would have the audacity to declare in her husband's presence that she was divorced from him, if she were not.
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The automatic acquisition of certain usage rights following three years of undisturbed usage (equivalent to
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opines that presumption may be established only after an incident has occurred three times in Yevamot 64b.
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64a, nor a woman whose two husbands died a natural death, for she was presumed to be a murderous woman (
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praised the soundness of this chazakah by labeling it a basis for the entire halakhic concept of
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on the fourteenth of Nisan, and one hiring a house on that day need not examine it again.
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The master is presumed to have paid the day-laborer at the end of his day's work.
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Many Talmudic presumptions are based on analysis of human nature. These include:
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In disputed ownership of articles, they would be left in the hands that hold them
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No one would be so shameless as to deny a debt in the presence of his creditor.
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agree—unanimously—to forbid the status quo Kohen from marrying a divorcee.
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which means that the new owner shows ownership by building on the property.
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The rule that real property is always in the possession of its owner is a
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The conceptional terminology is "default status," "agreed properties," or
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A scholar would not issue any deed unless it had been correctly executed.
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Tosafot ib. s.v. ואוקי; compare Bava Metzia 6b; Shach in "Tekafo Kohen"
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received it as a gift, and he needed only to take the rabbinical oath (
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There are various ways how something can obtain the state of chazakah:
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Rules based on common belief, since they are usually true, are called
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The previous known state, which may include but is not restricted to:
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Bava Batra 42a, 45a, 47a; To'en VeNit'an, 9:1; Hoshen Mishpat 134
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No man is presumed to have paid his debt before it was due.
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Once a Kohen is established as a "status quo" kohen, it is
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Bava Batra 36b; To'en VeNit'an 10:1,4; Hoshen Mishpat 135
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No man permits himself to be robbed without a struggle.
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Sefer HaMitzvot of the Rambam, positive commandment 32
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Bava Kamma 35a; Bava Metzia 100a; Ketuvot 20a; et al.
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The following persons could not acquire property by
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Index

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Jews
Judaism
Etymology
Who is a Jew?
Religion
God in Judaism
names
Principles of faith
Mitzvot
613
Halakha
Shabbat
Holidays
Prayer
Tzedakah
Land of Israel
Brit
Bar and bat mitzvah
Marriage
Bereavement
Baal teshuva
Philosophy
Ethics
Kabbalah
Customs
Rites
Synagogue
Rabbi
Texts

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