🎓 Quiz
הלכות שבועות פרק י · 5 Questions
Question 1
A relative denies testimony and takes an oath. Is he liable for sh'vuat ha'edut?
A disqualified witness cannot be liable for denying testimony he had no legal capacity to give.
Question 2
One witness whose testimony would oblige the defendant to swear denies it. Liable?
When one witness's testimony would create a financial effect (forcing an oath), his false denial creates sh'vuat ha'edut liability.
Question 3
Both witnesses deny simultaneously. Each is:
Simultaneous denial creates independent individual liability for each witness — their timing does not merge their obligations.
Question 4
One witness acknowledged the claim; the other denied. Who is liable?
The witness who denied is liable. The one who acknowledged did not violate the oath prohibition.
Question 5
A witness who previously acknowledged knowledge later denies it in court under oath. He is:
The triggering event is the formal denial in court after oath administration. Prior acknowledgment doesn't exempt him.
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