When a Jew and non-Jew are partners in a business, field, oven, bathhouse, or millstone, and they stipulated at the outset that Shabbat profits go to the non-Jew and one weekday's profits go to the Jew in exchange, is this arrangement permitted?

When partners did not stipulate at the outset, is the Jew permitted to accept Shabbat profits at the time of distribution, either b'dieved or in a case of great loss?

4 opinions

When partners stipulated at the outset, and at the time of distribution the non-Jew volunteers to split equally (rather than taking more for Shabbat profits) — is this permitted?

3 opinions across 3 eras

When partners did not stipulate from the outset, what technical remedy (tikun) exists to retroactively fix the partnership so it can be validly restructured with a stipulation?

4 opinions

When a Jew and non-Jew are both working together every day of the week, and on Shabbat the non-Jew works alone — may the Jew share in the Shabbat profits?

2 opinions

May a Jew give money to a non-Jew to invest/trade with, and share equally in profits even though the non-Jew may trade on Shabbat?

4 opinions

May a Jew give merchandise to a non-Jew to sell on a set-wage basis, and is this permitted even if the non-Jew sells on Shabbat?

2 opinions

A Jew holds an oven as collateral from a non-Jew, and the non-Jew continues to use the oven and pays profits to the Jew as interest on the loan — may the Jew accept profits generated on Shabbat?

3 opinions

If a non-Jew bakes in a Jew's oven on Shabbat against the Jew's will and gives the Jew bread as payment for use of the oven — may the Jew benefit from this bread?

4 opinions