If Someone Swore Not to Sell an Object but Sold It Anyway, Is the Sale Valid?
Can a transaction take legal effect even when making it violated a personal oath?
The unit separates two questions that are easy to confuse: whether a person violated an oath, and whether the resulting sale is legally effective. The source examines how personal prohibitions interact with monetary transactions and why moral or religious wrongdoing does not automatically determine the civil status of the act. The localized page remains a source-based study and not legal or halakhic advice for a real transaction.