Talmud: Gittin 44
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Meyer Chein
Brooklyn
January 26, 2016
In the case of a blackmailer he must free him because he had a choice to give to blackmailer something else. Which is not the case of the loan. Not because of shibud but because the action of the Goy. Reply
By loan he also could have given something other then eved!