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Bava Basra Daf 115
(speaking in foreign language) The First Suga on the Daph, descendants of close to relatives, precede other relatives. The Mishnah says say they're Nakhulis Kachu, the order of the Nakhulis are, a son comes up for a daughter, all of the son's descendants come before a daughter. A daughter comes up for the brothers, all of her descendants come before the brothers. Brothers come before paternal uncles, and all of their descendants come first. This is the rule. Anyone who takes precedence in the inheritance, his descendants also come first. And the father proceeds all of his descendants. The brice brings the Makar that descendants come first before other relatives, even though the postoc only says that a son takes precedence, 'cause we learn that from the word, (speaking in foreign language) and the same drushers made regarding a daughter. Second Suga on the Daph, Nakhulim, and (speaking in foreign language) descendants of ancestors. The brice says that if the mace had no son, (speaking in foreign language) if he leaves no descendants, we search for paternal relatives. If they themselves are not alive, we see if they have any descendants. And it continues up until Ruben. If you might ask why the brice doesn't say we search until the archive, I buy answers, (speaking in foreign language) we have a messiah that no shavitt will cease to exist. The third Suga in the Daph, the Makhulikus with its tukim, about a son's daughter preceding a daughter. Rave said, "Anyone that says that a daughter "is yerish together with a son's daughter, "even if he's a nussi and Yisrael, "we don't listen to him, "because this is the practice of the tukim." The brice says (speaking in foreign language) because the haloch of inheritance was reinstated then. Its tukim had said that daughters inherit together with daughter's sons. (speaking in foreign language) and an old man argued based on a calvarymer. If a son's daughter inherits her grandfather, even though she's inheriting through her father, certainly a daughter who inherits through her own right, should inherit her father. (speaking in foreign language) that a son's son takes the father's place to inherit the grandfather. And when it's tukid to Sigurdu Thiraya, (speaking in foreign language) by being like a calvarymer. A son's daughter has a stronger right of Yerusha because she would inherit together with her father's brothers. But a daughter would not. (speaking in foreign language) The first (speaking in foreign language) the sediments of closer relatives proceed other relatives. Second (speaking in foreign language) Third (speaking in foreign language) with the tukim about his son's daughter, preceding a daughter. The same for (speaking in foreign language) is a spice maker. (speaking in foreign language) The spice maker's daughter's son, who inherited his father's space business, instead of his grandfather's brother, sold spices to a man named Rovane, who was discovered to be the long-lost relative of a man who died without descendants, who is on his way to celebrate the 24th day of Tavis when the original Halacha was returned that a son's daughter inherits before a daughter. Spice maker reminds of Dafkuf Tessvav, Katerus. The daughter's son, who was Yerusha's grandfather's spice business, instead of the grandfather's brother, reminds of the first (speaking in foreign language) descendants of closer relatives proceed other relatives. The man named Rovane, who was the long-lost relative of a man who died without descendants, reminds of the second (speaking in foreign language) (speaking in foreign language) And he was on his way to celebrate the 24th day of Tavis when the Halacha was returned that his son's daughter inherits before a daughter reminds of the third (speaking in foreign language) the (speaking in foreign language) about his son's daughter proceeding a daughter.
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