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And Mar Zutra concedes with regard to peddlers who travel through cities, during which time others might live in their houses, that even though the claimant does not claim that he insists on testimony that there was continuous use, day and night, over 3 years, we the court claim this for him. Sinc
With regard to the requirement for continuous day and night use to establish the presumption of ownership, the Talmud comments: And Rav Huna concedes with regard to a store in the town of Meḥoza, which is generally used in the day and is not generally used in the night, that one is not required to
With regard to the requirement of continuous use to establish the presumption of ownership, the Talmud relates that Rami bar Ḥama and Rav Ukva bar Ḥama purchased a female slave together. One Sage made use of her during the first, third, and fifth years, and one Sage made use of her during the secon
They came before Rava for a judgment. He said to them: What is the reason you acted like this, making use of her in alternate years, so that each of you would not establish the presumption of ownership concerning each other by making use of her for 3 consecutive years? Just as this usage does not e
The Talmud adds: And we said this only in a case where it was not written in a document that they are partners and are dividing the use, but if it was written in a document, the document generates publicity that they own the female slave as partners rather than individually, and they can jointly es