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- W3124941694 abstract "Many religious systems purport to regulate the commercial, as well as the ritual, conduct of their adherents. To the extent that religious law is autonomous, parties can predict its consequences and fashion their business negotiations and investments accordingly. Where, as in the United States, religious rules co-exist with a separate, secular legal system which may have fundamentally dissimilar conceptualizations of legal entities and norms, there are inherent dangers of misunderstanding and miscalculation leading to unanticipated and undesirable commercial consequences.This article addresses one example of this phenomenon. A Jewish venture” is a unique contractual arrangement devised under Jewish law to circumvent the religious prohibition on the collection or payment of interest. A permissible venture substitutes an investment scheme in lieu of a loan without meaningfully altering the parties' respective rights. Within the realm of Jewish law, this device has been employed for centuries to facilitate consumer as well as commercial financing. Under Jewish law, the implications of a permissible venture are quite different from those of a partnership under American law. Nevertheless, there is a risk that the permissible venture, especially as it is commonly composed, would be perceived through the prism of secular law as a partnership, yielding unintended adverse ramifications for one or both of the parties. This possibility exists where the permissible venture is employed, perhaps with even greater frequency in recent years, by institutional and individual lenders, in major United States financial centers and throughout the world.This article: (1) describes how the permissible venture works; (2) explains why American law might treat the permissible venture as a partnership and identifies the negative repercussions of such treatment, (3) explores whether the Jewish and secular legal systems are sufficiently flexible to eliminate, or at least substantially reduce, the risk of such unfortunate outcomes; and (4) evaluates a variety of analytical approaches, some of which would warrant, from a technical, legal, and policy perspective, characterization of the permissive venture as a loan rather than as a partnership." @default.
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- W3124941694 title "A Commercial Conundrum: Does Prudence Permit the Jewish Permissible Venture" @default.
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