Compromise or Wait for Elijah?: Monetary Litigations, Lesson 8
This Talmud course focuses on fundamental principles related to monetary litigations and the court procedures for adjudicating them. In this final lesson we consider another ruling from the Talmud that challenges our Mishnah, and guides us how to deal with a liar.
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