Vows Renouncing Benefit from Others

How vowing not to benefit from someone differs from vowing not to eat from him: Nedarim 32b

Benefit from another's item, where he ordinarily wouldn't charge for its use: Megillah 8a; Nedarim 32b, 33a

How to be involved in business if one has vowed not to benefit from, or not to cause benefit to, other Jews / anybody: Nedarim 31a

Whether one can forbid an item of his own to another, with a vow which will extend even beyond the period in which he owns the item: Nedarim 42a-b

Whether one can forbid an item to his son with a vow which will extend to the time when his son is to inherit him: Nedarim 42a-b

Whether a vow refusing benefit from an item even extends to when the item passes out of the current owner's property: Ketuvot 70b; Nedarim 42b

Whether a vow is assumed to include items which the person-whose-benefit-is-vowed rendered ownerless before the vow: Nedarim 43a-b

Arranging for someone else to assist a party, if one has vowed to benefit that party personally: Ketuvot 70b; Nedarim 43a-45a

Traveling through his property: Megillah 8a

Protecting his property: Nedarim 33a

Using his vessels, which are [not] for food production: Megillah 8a

Lending something which will help him get food: Nedarim 33a

Visiting him, or having him visit the person from whom he vowed, when he is sick: Nedarim 38b-39b

Visiting his sick son: Nedarim 39a

Performing a Mitzvah fulfilling his obligation: Nedarim 33a-b

Performing a Mitzvah in his place, where one is usually paid for that service: Nedarim 33a-34a, 35a, 35b

Feeding his family: Nedarim 38a

Feeding his animals: Nedarim 38a-b, 38b

Feeding his avadim: Nedarim 38b

Paying others to support him: Ketuvot 70b; Nedarim 43a-45a

Drinking from a "Cup of Peace" with him: Nedarim 38a

Marrying off one's daughter to him: Nedarim 38b

Giving medical advice: Nedarim 41b

Healing him: Nedarim 38b, 41b

Healing his animals: Nedarim 38b, 41b

Sweating in a bathhouse with him: Nedarim 41b

Bathing with him: Nedarim 41b

Sleeping in a bed with him: Nedarim 41b

Eating at a table with him: Nedarim 41b

Eating from a joint pot or a trough with him: Nedarim 41b

Working in a field with him: Nedarim 41b

Building his house, repairing his fence, harvesting his field: Ketuvot 70b; Nedarim 43a

Entering his field, or picking his fruit for one's self, during the Sabbatical Year: Nedarim 42a, 42b

Borrowing or Lending money or property: Nedarim 42b-43a

Engaging in commerce with him: Nedarim 42b-43a

Teaching Torah, of various levels, to him: Nedarim 35b, 36b-37a

The above, for pay: Nedarim 36b-37b

Teaching Torah, of various levels, to his children: Nedarim 35b

Returning a lost object to him: Nedarim 33b-34a

Blowing the shofar on Rosh HaShanah: Rosh HaShanah 28a

Sprinkling the Water of the Red Heifer: Rosh HaShanah 28a

Separating Tithes: Nedarim 35b, 36b

Bringing Temple Offerings for him: Nedarim 35b-36a

For a Kohen to bring Temple Offerings for him: Nedarim 35b-36a

Benefit from one's son, if he swore not to benefit from his son so that his son could spend all of his time in Torah: Nedarim 38b

Hearing the Blowing of the Horn on Rosh HaShanah, if one had vowed not to benefit from the horn: Rosh HaShanah 28a

Immersing in a Ritual Bath of Purification, from which one has vowed renouncing benefit: Rosh HaShanah 28a

Using vessels of food-production, if one has renounced benefit from his friend's food: Megillah 8a; Nedarim 32b, 33a



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