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==Vigilante Action== | ==Vigilante Action== | ||
# A person who finds that his friend stole from him can retrieve his property even if that means that he’ll have to hit him as long as he can’t do something else. Even if there’s no immediate | # A person who finds that his friend stole from him can retrieve his property even if that means that he’ll have to hit him as long as he can’t do something else. Even if there’s no immediate loss, even if he would wait until the case would go to court, he is allowed to retrieve his property. This is on condition he is able to prove in court that he is deserving of the money he is grabbing.<ref>Rav Nachman in Bava Kama 27b, Shulchan Aruch Choshen Mishpat 4:1 with Rama</ref> | ||
# If there’s no concern of loss, it is forbidden to hit him.<ref>Netivot Mishpat 4:1, Lechem Mishna (Avadim 3:5)</ref> | # If there’s no concern of loss, it is forbidden to hit him.<ref>Netivot Mishpat 4:1, Lechem Mishna (Avadim 3:5)</ref> | ||
