Rabbi Raymond Haber ketubot Daf 94 pt 3

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because that in itself whether when you have a choice between and is some right so really but what to do is who split it does what he wants looking I don't it does what he wants looking I don't know if you got up to the case is like this someone says take this money to so and so he went to look for him the guy's dead right take the money back to the guy who sent it the guy that sent it died so the question is who who's your there's a question there's a question of that the question is do you say he was with he wasn't he doesn't know who died first they're not right that says the same if you say right so you have when he said take the money did he mean you you you be to the guy now or he didn't mean that right maybe he did maybe he didn't if he meant when he told you hold take the money to him he meant be cor for the guy then it became his before he died if he meant just take it to him and give it

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2. 1:02so the question is who who's your there's a question there's a question of that the…
3. 2:21right that says the same if you say right so you have when he said take…
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6. 6:28together first there's no difference now who you giving it to says it's my right as…
7. 7:29my my suda is much stronger than yours one problem we get is and a second…
8. 8:30that's I don't know it's hard to go back and to judge Bas what might have…
9. 10:00right I'm sorry that's all so is he says why don't you write why don't you…
10. 11:03why why why could you say you bought it first cuz it says Nan so so…

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